Foreign ministry recommends Estonian citizens leave Israel following Iran strikes

Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Tallinn. Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has recommended any Estonian citizens currently in Israel leave the country, following the joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran which began Saturday morning.

“We recommend that Estonian citizens leave Israel while it is still possible. Land border crossings with Egypt and Jordan are currently open,” the ministry wrote in a statement.

“Due to the hostilities that began on February 28, 2026, between Israel, the U.S., and Iran, Israel has closed its airspace indefinitely,” the ministry noted.

The ministry has called for all Estonian citizens currently in the Middle East region to register their short-term stay on the ministry site or by konsul@mfa.ee., and to follow instructions given by local authorities.

For those in Israel specifically, the ministry recommends downloading the Tzofar – Red Alert app, which provides real-time alerts on hostile missile strikes.

Read more: ERR.EE

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