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Britons urged to leave Lebanon as Middle East tensions soar

Britons are urged to leave Lebanon due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, according to Foreign Secretary David Lammy.
The Foreign Office is working "round the clock" to ensure the safety of UK citizens in Lebanon.
Concerns grow over a potential all-out war, with risks of significant disruption to commercial routes.

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Anadolu Ajansı

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UK foreign secretary urges British nationals to leave Lebanon amid rising tensions

David Lammy also advises citizens against traveling to Lebanon - Anadolu Ajansı

9 months ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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Sky News UK

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Britons urged to leave Lebanon as Middle East tensions soar

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed heavy retaliation would follow a strike in the Israel-occupied Golan Heights which killed 12 children.

9 months ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Express

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British nationals told to leave Lebanon now amid fears of war

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said events were "fast-moving" and Foreign Office staff are working "round the clock" to help ensure the safety of UK citizens.

9 months ago·United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

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British nationals urged by Foreign Secretary to leave Lebanon

David Lammy said events were ‘fast-moving’ and Foreign Office staff are working round the clock to help ensure the safety of UK citizens.

9 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Federal Foreign Office urges Germans in Lebanon to leave: Impending escalation in the Middle East

The Federal Government urges all Germans in Lebanon to leave the country due to an impending escalation in the Middle East. According to the Federal Foreign Office, over 1000 people who are on the Ministry's crisis list are affected.

9 months ago

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