In Iran’s capital city, the streets are empty, businesses closed, communications patchy at best. Panicked masses spend ...

Thousands have fled, spending hours in gridlock as they head toward the suburbs, the Caspian Sea, or even Armenia or Turkey.

The first explosions jolted people awake in Tehran shortly after 3am on June 13, when a large number of Israeli fighter jets ...

Iranian authorities closed the Chalus Road leading out of Tehran as panic spreads because of Israel's bombardment of Iran.

The state has said it is opening mosques, schools and metro stations for use as shelters. Some are closed, others overcrowded. Hundreds crammed into one Tehran metro station Friday night.

Most of Tehran was shut down after the Israeli attacks ... Trump told people to evacuate immediately. The government said metro stations and mosques were opened as 24-hour shelters since it ...

Large traffic jams have formed on Tehran's highways after President Donald Trump urged residents of the city to "immediately evacuate." ...