What condition does Creon impose regarding Oedipus's situation?

Creon's condition regarding Oedipus's situation is that he must leave Thebes. After the truth of Oedipus’s identity and his actions is revealed, Creon, who has taken on a leadership role in the city, recognizes that Oedipus's presence poses a danger to the stability of Thebes. Oedipus, having unknowingly killed his father and married his mother, has brought a curse upon the city. Therefore, in order to alleviate the suffering and restore order to Thebes, Creon demands that Oedipus leaves the city. This condition reflects the deep concern for the well-being of the state and symbolizes the consequences of Oedipus’s tragic flaws, as he must ultimately face the repercussions of his actions and responsibility towards his city. This decision is not only about punishment but also about ensuring the safety and health of Thebes as a whole.