Train service cancelled in Iranian city after Israeli threat

Train services in Mashhad, a city in northeastern Iran, have been halted until further notice by the local governor. This decision follows a warning from the Israeli military urging Iranians to avoid train travel across the country, stating that it poses a risk to their safety. Nour News reports that all train operations in Mashhad have been cancelled, and arrangements are in place for travelers who cannot delay their journeys. The governor mentioned that the situation in the city remains calm, and the train cancellations are a precautionary measure.