Australia urges families of officials in 'Israel', Jordan, Qatar, UAE, Lebanon to Leave

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Australian government advises families of officials in 'Israel', Jordan, Qatar, UAE, and Lebanon to depart.
Conflicts may lead to airspace closures and flight cancellations.
Assistance offered to families in Qatar and UAE for safe departure.

The Australian government has instructed the families of its officials stationed in 'Israel', Jordan, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Lebanon to leave due to worsening security conditions in the Middle East.

Authorities cited rising regional instability, highlighting the risk of military conflict and disruptions to air travel, including potential airspace closures and flight cancellations.

The advisory comes with support measures, with Australia offering assistance to families in Qatar and the UAE to facilitate safe departure. Officials emphasized that the situation in the region remains highly volatile and urged Australians in affected countries to stay alert and follow safety guidance.

This step underscores growing international concern over escalating tensions across the Middle East, prompting nations to reassess the safety of their diplomatic personnel and families.