They are urging Brits to 'get out now' and warning 'do not rely on us to evacuate you'
The UK Foreign Office has issued an urgent warning to Brits in Lebanon, telling them to "get out now" as tensions mount.
The Foreign Office now "advises against all travel to Lebanon due to risks associated with the ongoing conflict between Israel, Lebanese Hizballah, and other non-state actors in Lebanon". Their latest advice added: "Tensions are high and events could escalate with little warning, which could affect or limit exit routes out of Lebanon.
"This may include the ability to leave quickly or to shelter in place if you judge it necessary and safe to do so." Shukur, also known as Hajj Mohsin and recognised as a key confidant of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, was pinpointed by Israeli forces, confirmed Israel's military spokesman R Adm Daniel Hagari.
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