The US embassy in Lebanon also urged its citizens on Saturday to leave Lebanon on “any ticket available.” The warning came several days after the US raised its travel advisory for the country ...

The US State Department on Saturday urged Americans in Lebanon to leave the country while commercial options remain available, as the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah flares.

The United States, Germany, Britain and France are among the governments issuing travel warnings to their citizens, calling on them to leave Lebanon immediately or avoid travel there as the risk ...

The State Department ordered the departure of family members and nonemergency government personnel from the U.S. Embassy in ...

The U.S. embassy in Beirut issued an updated advisory on Saturday calling on all American citizens to leave ... the United States, only called on its citizens to make plans for leaving Lebanon.

The State Department augmented its travel advisory in Lebanon after the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah from Israeli strikes, reupping calls for Americans to leave the country. The ...

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Turkey Urges Citizens to Leave Lebanon Due to Security Risks ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey urged its citizens in Lebanon to leave the country if they do not need to stay, due to the possibility that ...

Germany called on its citizens in Lebanon to urgently leave the country as tensions grow after Israel blamed Hezbollah for an attack that killed several children in the Golan Heights.

US, UK, Jordan urge citizens to leave Lebanon on ‘any ticket available’ As airlines cancel flights from Beirut, Washington urges citizens to take what they can get; UK foreign minister says ...

he US State Department on Saturday urged Americans in Lebanon to leave the country while commercial ... the US Embassy urges US citizens to depart Lebanon while commercial options still remain ...