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Japan is urging its citizens to leave Lebanon and has decided to prepare military flights for their
Japan is urging its citizens to leave Lebanon and has decided to prepare military flights for their possible evacuation, the government said, reports. “We’re currently checking the safety of Japanese citizens living in Lebanon, as well as urging them to leave the country while regular commercial flights remain in operation”, chief cabinet secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said. Hours later, the defence ministry said air force planes had been ordered to go to Jordan and Greece to be on stand-by in case Japanese nationals need to be transported out of the region. The C-2 transport aircraft would be used to evacuate around 50 Japanese citizens currently in Lebanon, media outlets including Kyodo News said, citing unnamed government sources. Yoko Kamikawa, Japan’s foreign minister, said on Wednesday that Tokyo is “strongly concerned about the escalation of tensions between Israel and Hezbollah”. Japan, she added, “strongly urges” all parties to “exercise the utmost restraint to avoid further escalation”.
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