Germany Evacuates Non-Essential Embassy Staff from Lebanon amid Rising Tensions

Germany has evacuated non-essential embassy staff, families, and medically vulnerable nationals from Lebanon amidst increasing tensions. The foreign and defense ministries are supporting remaining citizens’ efforts to leave. This evacuation follows Israel's recent attacks in Lebanon, which have led to significant casualties and displacement.

Germany has initiated the evacuation of non-essential embassy staff, families, and medically vulnerable nationals from Lebanon as tensions in the region escalate.

The foreign and defense ministries have indicated ongoing support for those attempting to exit the country, as the crisis level for missions in Beirut, Ramallah, and Tel Aviv was raised over the weekend.

Currently, there are 1,800 registered German citizens in Lebanon, with 110 scheduled for evacuation on Monday. This development follows Israel's recent attacks in Lebanon, resulting in significant casualties and displacement.

(With inputs from agencies.)