Regional risks

There is a heightened risk of regional tension. Escalation could lead to travel disruption anddisruption and other unanticipated impacts.impacts. 

British nationals should take sensible precautions, considering their own individual circumstances. These include:include: 

• read read If you’re affected by a crisis abroad - GOV.UK. This includes guidance on “how to prepare for a crisis” with suggestions on what you might include in your emergency supplies and “what to do in a crisis”
• follow advice from the local authorities and sign up to to receive information and alerts. Read the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority’s guidance across numerous emergencies
• sign up to FCDO Travel Travel Advice email alerts
• monitor local and international media for the latest information
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• stayif awayyou fromare advised areasto aroundtake shelter, stay securityindoors or militaryfind facilitiesthe nearest safe building or designated shelter. An interior stairwell or a room with as few external walls or windows as possible may provide additional protection