Britain is sending troops to Cyprus to prepare for the possible evacuation of British citizens from Lebanon.
Gabriel Dumitrache
International
Anwar Hussein / Alamy / Alamy / Profimedia
Always see our news on Google
The troops will be accompanied by officials from the Border Guard Force and Foreign Ministry. The Royal Air Force is ready to support operations with transport planes and helicopters. British citizens have been asked to leave Lebanon, and UK Defense Secretary John Healey warned of the volatility of the situation in the region amid the current tensions.
Sources
Marea Britanie trimite trupe în Cipru și pregătește evacuarea cetățenilor săi din Liban. "Trebuie să plece acum"
Regatul Unit trimite militari în Cipru pentru o eventuală evacuare a britanicilor din Liban
Marea Britanie trimite trupe în Cipru din cauza deteriorării situației din Liban. Situație "pe marginea prăpastiei" - HotNews.ro
Marea Britanie trimite 700 de soldați în apropiere de Cipru pentru o posibilă evacuare a britanicilor din Liban: "Acum este momentul să plece"
Latest News
19:10
Six Romanians are on trial in Germany for 29 residential burglaries, with estimated damages of €250,000
18:59
AUR asks the Government to reject conditioning European funds on new milestones, following the PNRR model
18:47
De ce lupta împotriva deepfake-urilor sexuale cade încă pe umerii victimelor
18:39
Greece will ban access to social media for young people under 15, starting January 1, 2027
18:34
Diana Stoica complains that Natalia Intotero violated the rules during sittings of the Chamber of Deputies
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
International
The United Kingdom will deploy 400 additional troops in Estonia, increasing the total to 1,200.
International
Major incident at RAF Fairford base: A village was evacuated, and British police arrested several men
International
Britain could expel Israeli diplomats if Israel closes the British consulate in East Jerusalem
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
