US EditionForeign Governments Seek Emergency Exits for Nationals Stranded in Iran and Israel
- Foreign governments are seeking emergency exits for their nationals stranded in Iran and Israel due to the ongoing conflict.
- Italy’s Foreign Ministry reported evacuating dozens of its citizens from Iran to Azerbaijan and Turkey.
- Cyprus has become a transfer point for third-country evacuees following the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.
- The U.K. Foreign Office announced the temporary withdrawal of family members of staff at its Embassy in Tel Aviv and Consulate in Jerusalem.
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Foreign governments seek emergency exits for nationals stranded in Iran and Israel
Unable to leave due to Iranian missile strikes, Ephraim Mirvis praises ‘inspirational’ atmosphere among Israeli citizens
ISLAMABAD — The conflict between Iran and Israel has closed airspace across the Middle East as the two bitter enemies launch attacks and retaliate against each other.
Airport shutdowns make repatriation harder
THE days-long conflict between Israel and Iran has forced most countries in the Middle East to close their airspace, with serious implications for Filipinos working in the region who want to go home. Dozens of airports have stopped all flights or severely reduced operations, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded and others unable to flee the conflict or travel home. "The domino effect here is massive," said retired pilot and aviation …
During an exclusive report with Infobae, Javier Milei's national diplomat and rabbi analyzed the current situation in the Middle East and announced that the Foreign Ministry is preparing a way out for Argentines stranded in Israeli territory.
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