Radosław Sikorski, Poland's Foreign Minister, has assured that the staff at the Polish embassy in Tehran is safe despite rising tensions in Iran. He communicated through social media that the government’s registration system known as Odysseus lists only a few Poles currently in the country, primarily those with dual citizenship. This indicates that the Polish presence is relatively minimal given the current circumstances.

Sikorski emphasized the complexity of the situation in Iran, stating that Poland, along with its allies, is actively monitoring the unfolding crisis. He highlighted that there are currently no reports of Polish citizens being harmed after recent attacks that have contributed to the escalating conflict, which emphasizes the urgency and volatility of conditions on the ground.

In light of the escalating violence in the Middle East, the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning urging citizens to reconsider any planned travel to the region. This precaution reflects Poland's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad and underscores the serious nature of the events occurring in Iran and surrounding areas.