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The UK government also renewed its advice against all travel to Iran, warning British nationals that the security situation remains highly volatile and could deteriorate further with little or no notice.
Britain has temporarily withdrawn its remaining diplomatic staff from Iran as security concerns deepen amid continuing United States airstrikes on Iranian targets.
The decision was announced by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), which said the move was a precautionary measure in response to the worsening security environment.
Despite the withdrawal, the British embassy in Tehran will continue to operate remotely, allowing it to maintain consular and diplomatic functions while staff remain outside the country.
The announcement came on Wednesday as the conflict entered its 12th day, with US military operations continuing and fears growing that the hostilities could spread further across the Middle East.
The UK government also renewed its advice against all travel to Iran, warning British nationals that the security situation remains highly volatile and could deteriorate further with little or no notice.
British officials said the temporary withdrawal was aimed at safeguarding embassy personnel while ensuring that diplomatic engagement with Iran continues through remote operations.
The latest move reflects growing international concern over the escalating conflict, which has prompted several governments to review the safety of their diplomatic missions and citizens in the region.
The UK has urged all parties to exercise restraint and pursue diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions, while con
