the improvement that was in the british embassy in tehran or the improvement in tabriz was done undertish consulship . being against and believing that this trend is in favor of the big powers and they will drag you to the mosque. and they invite the well-wishers to be present in the mosque and pray in the mosque . shahid thaqatul islam was actually a victim of the russian campaign against iran. but in the face of a foreign army , we will not fail in any way . the russian army also thought that in any case, in confronting england, their kingdom must be established over iran. actually, for this reason , they should have sought a power and for this purpose. it feels that on the one hand, england has the constitutional support, so let's understand that there is a government in iran that is completely subordinate to russia. in the conflict and competition between the powers of that time, that is, russia and england . to limit it, he definitely opposes it, and england supports an uprising that is supposed to limit the kingdom, which will completely limit the power of its serious rival, rus

tehstoni, who is in the british embassy in tehran. or the sit-in that was done in tabriz at the britishlate, they were strongly against and believed that this trend is in the interest of the great powers and they are pushing tehsan to the mosque and inviting the tehsan to be present in the mosque and in the mosque, calculate that the martyr of thaqat al-islam was actually a victim of the russian campaign against iran, and he was confronted with the campaign and did a very strange thing. and what he said is that if we have a say in front of our government, we have a dispute , but in front of the foreign army, we will not be short in any way. when the russian army stopped , they also thought that in any case , they had to establish their rule over iran in order to confront england . in fact, for this reason, they had to seek a power, and for this purpose, they killed islam and a number of people around him on the day of ashura. the martyrdom of sheikh fazlullah nouri is a prominent martyr and one of the pioneers of the constitutional movement. sheikh fazlullah feels that england has the c

he officially ordered the british embassy to close its office in iran.ود. رهبر باید رهبری کنه. وقتی یه چنین حادثه بزرگی پیش میاد، نباید مردم به حال خودشون رها کرد. یه شخصیتی که باشه رهبری نیروهای حزب توده به جبهه ملی رو به دست بگیره، مثل آیت الله کاشانی. supplied by the group organizers was distributed among military personnel and street thugs on the morning of august 19, 1953, anti musadd rallies were launched at the most, and the money that was available there, well i can't remember, but i think we had uh... از فواحش در واقع کاملاً مشخص بود از همین شهر نو اون کارگر آمده بودن و یه عده ای که در حال اسلحه دستشون بود شعارهای علیه دکتر مصدق می دادن و به شاه می دادن مجموعه این چیزی که بود من خودم شاهد بودم ولی در واقع مجموعه اسناد تاریخی نشون میده که با حداقل هزینه سیایه توانست با کمک پایگاه های تاریخی انگلیس استعمار انگلیس و دربار بتوان. after few hours resistance, the cia has chosen fazlullah zahidi as his replacement, general zahi, a former interior minister, had been austed by musad two years earlier due to the violent unrest that took place during herim

shapur reporter, a british agent who specialized in psychological operations under the title of media atteiche of the us embassyived a special allowance from the shah were among the rashidian circle of. خودم در این میان می خواستم بین این ها تفاهم ایجاد کنم دیدم نمیشد بازومت باز موضع گیری به زودی اطرافیان دکتر مصدق هم شروع کردن با همدیگه دعوا کردن موقع انتخابات رئیس مجلس با هم دعوا کردن در جاهای دیگه با هم دعوا می کردن با هم سر سازگاری نداشتن هر کدوم یک نوع چیز داشتن خود این بزرگ. britain's other spy network was in the armed forces of iran. this network comprised of senior military officers who were anglifiles. through this network mi6 has identified the soldiers that were loyal to britain. mosaddiq was not idle. he officially ordered the british embassy to close its office in. at this time mosad still had hopes of receiving aid from the united states. he even reiterated his requests for aid from the us a press conference. رابطه دولت ایران برنامه اصلاح اصلاحات داخلی و رفرم های اساسی اجتماعی خود را تعقیب می کند و از تمام ملل شرافتمند جهان خصوصاً از ملت نجید و نوپرور امریکا همه گونه کمک مادی و معنوی برای نیل به هد

he officially ordered the british embassy to close its office in iraq.فق بشه محاله. a cia operative arrives in ایران to officially assume the position of kudha director. پس از تفکر زیاد نقشه ای کشیدیم اون موقع که اگر فرمان قانونی پادشاه مشروطه ایران را دولت وقت اجرا نکند با ترک کشور مردم ایران را مختار به اتخاذ رویه مطابق میلشون بکنن. "the shaw exits iran on august 16. before leaving, he informs kermit roosevelt that he had relieved musad from his post and appointed zahidi as the new prime minister. جزئیات این فرار رو ثریا در کاخ تنهایی نوشته که حتی من فرصت نکردم جوراب پام بکنم. شاه با عجله من سوار هواپیمای اختصاصی کرد." اون چند روز نیامد برای مردم صحبت بکنه به مردم بگه چیکار بکنید مصدق رهبر جنبش ملی بود نخست وزیر بود ولی در این حال رهبر. was distributed among military personnel and street thugs. on the morning of august 19, 1953, anti-mosader rallies were launched at the most, and the money that was available there, well, i can't remember, but i think we had, we probably had $7 or $8000 available of which we used during the course of the operation. توان

he officially ordered the british embassy to close its office in iran.nnel and street thugs on the morning of august 19, 1953, anti musadd rallies were launched at the most, and the money that was available there, well i can't remember, but i think we had uh, we probably had seven or 800 thous available of which we used during the course. جمعی که در واقع از فواحش در واقع کاملاً مشخص بود از همین شهر نو کارگر آمده بودن و یه عده ای که در حال اسلحه دشون بود شعارهای علیه دکتر مصدق می دادن و به شاه می دادن مجموعه این چیزی که بود من خودم شاهد بودم ولی در واقع مجموعه اسناد تاریخی نشون میده که با حداقل هزینه سیایه توانست با. the protesters launched attack on mosader's home, forcing him to flee after few hours resistance. the cia has chosen fazlullah zahidi as his replacement. general zahidi, a former interior minister had been austed by musadek two years earlier due to the violent unrest that took place during heriman's visit to iran. when musadd fled his home, zahidi, who had been hiding in the us embassy comes out. خیابون برگشتم تو منزل و پای رادیو صدای رادیو ب

i talked to before coming on air, he of course a diplomat working in counter terrorism at the british embassy in dublin in the republic of ireland, in his resignation letter that came of course late. it's a thing uh here for things like that to come out so late uh in the week uh but it gained traction over the weekend and by sunday evening and and today it was all over uh the place in that um resignation letter mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales. in the middle east and north africa directorate, that is very important, of course this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being... vihilated by the recipient nation of uk armed sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has it in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize the risk to civilian life, it's impossibl

they say, that now there is the british embassy on this place, you can’t get in there, and the alleynds is lost and doesn’t exist. it can’t be said that the poet’s short life was full of pessimism, he himself said: we once knew how to be naughty with decency, to play pranks with intelligence, but the end of his life was truly tragic, this faithful talisman, perhaps, played... its fatal role in the fate of the poet, but volkonskaya too, she did not escape her sad death, because i will return when she left for italy, to her villa san fierci, where she really lived and longed for her friends, that's why these monuments appeared, the monument to dmitry venevitin including, but in the end she... took a vow of poverty, she wandered the streets of rome and gave money to the poor, one day in the pouring rain in liven, she took off her cloak and gave it to a poor man, caught a cold and died from almost the same disease as the young poet, you know, the love story in this book does not excite... and the hearts of people and will continue to excite for many, many years, but i think that she stil

a is british embassy, have called on their citizens to exercise the highest level of caution. well, traveling to the u. k. now i know that western countries often try to discourage citizens from traveling to non the use states. what do you make of these latest actions? and i think it's exactly that. it's a bit of a case of shuddered for it. isn't that it's nice. i think there's, there's a sense of, of irony, of, you know, being able to, to point the finger back when the countries are so often targeted and elected by the west to say, look, the people in glass houses shouldn't be throwing stones. the media meanwhile, has tried to point the finger at russia, but british authorities and various organizations claim it's the so called far right, that are the instigators. why would the news media even try to bring moscow into this? you think again, is a classic case of projection, isn't it? this is what the west does all over the world. they do go around stirring up tensions back. their policy is a divide and rule policy. everywhere they go. they tried to create control for themselve

with all the expertise, i also applied in writing to the ministry of foreign affairs and the british embassy once again and the embassy of ukraine in britain, respectively, so that everyone who may be involved in this topic is aware, and today the publishing house said that they will revise, because what is important, this encyclopedia does not say, who exactly created this section, there is a general board. on this entire encyclopedia and there are about 30 or 40 surnames, so it is not clear who is responsible for these two pages, we proposed with the embassy to create a working group, including british historians, but today they they don't want to create a working group in such a public way, but they said that there will be a review, so after all, the process has started, is moving, so we will be very careful to see what they will propose next, and it was an opening for me, i understood that the... steals our history, but i did not know that this is such a deep question, that it is in every russian textbook, they seem to talk about the existence of novgorod russia with the center of novgor

they tried to take these tapes away from her. she didn't fly on these flights, she called the british embassyankment, some people arrived there, then she flew off the next day, but she managed to get the originals, only in 2021 in the summer i met her in spain, she kindly handed over these originals to me, they were used in the creation of a documentary on channel one, and yuliyan semenovichna. so yuliyan semenovich semenov was in this state for some time until september ninety-three, that is , for another 4 years, and here is a very cool, relatively speaking, moment, a moment that i thought needed to be discussed in the work that we did together with... this is just in spain during the work on the film about yu, where all these things were discussed, two stars, fathers and sons, tomorrow on the first , blossomed, apple trees of toys, floated. fogs over the river, let them run, clumsily, pedestrians, through puddles, and water, on the asphalt like a river, i'm my horses. i whip, i lash, i drive, lyolyushki, lyoli, for the raft davtano, for my old i give, that at night takmu. from september 6

family members of british embassy workers in beirut have been evacuated from the region amid fears ofll out war between israel and lebanon. the government's also renewing calls for british citizens to leave immediately, with the military on standby to get people out of the middle east. tensions in the region are high after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas were assassinated last week . pharmacy bosses are urging week. pharmacy bosses are urging people not to buy fake weight loss jabs online. they're warning of a possible explosion in unlicensed medication on the internet after shortages of ozempic, which are expected to continue until next year. the injections have become popular with social media stars and celebrities showing before and after pictures of fat loss in the us, vice president kamala harris is expected to announce her running mate later after interviewing three top candidates. her shortlist of all white men have a record of winning over rural, white or independent voters. the decision will be pivotal as harris prepares to challenge donald trump in

talked to before coming on air, he of course a diplomat working in counter terrorism um at the british um embassy in dublin in the republic. of ireland um in his resiglation letter that came of course late friday, it's a thing uh here for things like that to come out so late uh in the week uh but it gained traction over the weekend and by sunday evening and and today it was all over uh the place uh coincided of course uh with the trip the second time by the uh british foreign secretary david lamy to israel where reportedly he was snupped. by the israeli prime minister over the uk's dropping of its legal alleg uh challenge to the icc, the international criminal courts, seeking of a response for netanyahu and his minister. of military affairs in that um resignation letter, mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales in the middle east and north africa, that is very important, of course this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanit

family members of british embassy workers in beirut have been evacuated from the region amid fears of all out war between israel and lebanon. the government's also renewing calls for british citizens to leave immediately , with the leave immediately, with the military on standby to get people out of the middle east. tensions in the region are high after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas were assassinated last week . back in hamas were assassinated last week. back in the uk, pharmacy bosses are urging people not to buy fake weight loss jabs online. they're warning of a possible explosion in unlicensed medication on the internet after shortages of ozempic , which are shortages of ozempic, which are expected to continue until next yeah expected to continue until next year. the injections have become popular with social media and celebrities showing before and after pictures of fat loss . in after pictures of fat loss. in the us, vice president kamala harris is expected to announce her running mate later after interviewing three top candidates. her short list of a

now, the british embassy has withdrawn dependence of staff. there, and i contacted the u.s. embassy. they told me that they're maintaining their cars current status. but certainly they're keeping a very close eye on the situation given the tensions at the moment, sara tense as it has been for while ben wedeman. thank you so much to you and your crew there all right. >> breaking news, markets about to open. i think they should be opening actually now is after a global sell-off, european and asian markets plummeting around the world and we've been looking at futures and they were more than 1,000 points down. rahel solomon, we are so lucky to have you here but you bring. us bad news. >> yes, i bring bad news today, at least so far, we'll see how the markets open and we'll get that pulled up just as soon as the big board so we can see where things are right now actually because it's ugly, there it is. >> so we're still off. yeah, about 1,000 points for the dow. so this is a continuation and we'll see how the s&p and the tech heavy nasdaq are opening. i imagine probably not good.

well, turning to the middle east, family members of british embassy workers in beirut have been evacuateds of an all out war between israel and lebanon. the government's also renewing calls for all british citizens to leave immediately, with the military understood to be on standby to get people out of the middle east. tensions in the region are still high after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas were assassinated last week in the us, vice president kamala harris is expected to announce her running mate later after interviewing three top candidates. her shortlist of all white men have a record of winning over rural, white and independent voters. the decision will be pivotal as harris prepares to challenge donald trump in the upcoming november election, following president biden's exit from the race. the candidates are understood to be informed either tonight or tomorrow morning, whether they've been picked and staying in the us, hurricane debbie has been upgraded now to a category one storm as it approaches the east coast, threatening a ten foot storm surge and rec

they tried to confiscate these tapes from her, she did not fly on these flights, she called the british embassyrrived there, then she flew away the next day, but she managed to get the originals, only in 2021 in the summer i met her in spain, she handed over here these sources are kindly for me, they were used in the creation of the documentary film of the first channel about yuliyan semenovich semenov, and yuliyan semenovich semenov was in this state for some time until september of ninety-three, that is , for another 4 years, and here it is very... such a cool, relatively speaking, moment, a moment that i considered it necessary to talk about in the work that we did together with olga yulianovna semenova, the daughter of the youngest daughter of ilyana semenovich semenov, this is exactly in spain while working on the film about yuts, where all these things were said. two stars. fathers and sons, tomorrow on the first, blossomed, apple trees of toys, fogs floated over the river, let them run, on the left, clumsily, pedestrians, through puddles, go round the asphalt by the river, i whip my hors

. >> well, there's the british embassy and i don't know the number, but the website is there.ou can just google the uk foreign office for either the foreign office number or the british embassy in italy. that should be able, if they've not already set up a hotline, i'm sure they will be doing that. okay. >> thank you. mark i've just been to sicily this summer and watersports and the sea there and snorkelling and yachts is a huge part of their tourist industry. yes, absolutely. we'll bnng industry. yes, absolutely. we'll bring you that as it evolves. now moving on. rough start to the week for the government . a the week for the government. a new ipsos poll revealed a substantial drop in favorability for labour following their landslide election victory last month. >> that honeymoon period hasn't lasted long, has it? 52% think that britain is moving in the wrong direction under labour, with only 22% in favour of the government's approach. >> so sir keir starmer remains the most popular politician, with a 38% favorability rating , with a 38% favorability rating, with a 38% favora

in the middle east, family members of british embassy workers in beirut have been evacuated from the on amid fears of an all out war between israel and lebanon. the government's also renewing calls for all british citizens to leave immediately, with the military understood to be on standby to get people out of the middle east. tensions in the region are still high after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas were assassinated last week . here, assassinated last week. here, pharmacy bosses are urging people not to buy fake weight loss jabs online. they're warning of a possible explosion in unlicensed medication on the internet after shortages with ozempic, which are expected to continue until next year. the injections have, of course, become popular with social media and celebrities showing before and celebrities showing before and after pictures of their fat loss . in the and after pictures of their fat loss. in the us, vice and after pictures of their fat loss . in the us, vice president loss. in the us, vice president kamala harris is expected to announce her run

germany, from italy, under your opinion, canada and australia opinion before i'd suit the british and german embassies, echoed manuals concerns about russia and beto roost. want a spokes person for the french embassy cooled the decision regressive of wine, questionable turkey. i declined to comment saying that decision was a match that for event organizes, but one japanese parliamentarian called out the hypocrisy of the western countries, the ambassadors of the united states and other g 7 countries said that if the is really ambassador was not invited to the ceremony in nagasaki, they would not participate either. but if they say so, then it is strange that they are not outraged that russia was not invited to hiroshi. my. if you tell the mayor of nagasaki, that if he does not invite israel, then we will not come either. then stopped by saying that russia and bella roost were not invited to the ceremony. if this is the case, the g 7 and baset is starting with the us ambassador should have said that this is unfair. and that they would then boy caught the ceremony. in hiroshima, that's when a fed balance

foreign affairs, i, i held the post of first secretary of the british embassy in warsaw, then i wrote1990s, this was, and i wrote the following, approximately, that poland had a very strong orientation towards the west, but i said that the main issues related to the future of europe... will be decided in ukraine, already then in the nineties, because ukraine will be required to answer, where are you looking? as a country, to the west, to the east, and for us, i wrote then that it would be necessary to use ukraine not as an iron curtain, not as a dividing point, but as a bridge over this dividing point, and this is my thought, with which i now live, you have a historical education, so if you compare the period in which we find ourselves... now with everyone, so life, it is much worse than everything that i have, it is difficult, as today, if we take a segment of my say, previous, when it was the same i remember, yes, there was the cuban crisis, connected with these missiles, you remember about it, that cuba was ready, let's place soviet missiles, literally in cuba, and it was too close

germany, front, italy, under your opinion, canada and australia opinion before i'd suit the british and german embassies echoed a manuals concerns about russian and better roost. want a spokesperson for the french embassy cooled the decision, regrettable and questionable toki. i declined to comment, saying that decision was a mazda for event organizes, but one japanese parliamentarian co don't the hypocrisy of the western countries, the ambassadors of the united states and other g 7 countries said that if the is really ambassador was not invited to the ceremony, in nagasaki, they would not participate either. but if they say so, then it is strange that they are not outraged that russia was not invited to hiroshi. my. if you tell the mayor of nagasaki, that if he does not invite israel, then we will not come either. then stopped by saying that russia and bella roost were not invited to the ceremony. if this is the case, the g 7 and basset is starting with the us ambassador should have said that this is unfair. and that they would then boy caught the ceremony. in hiroshima, that's when a fair balance will

from italy, under your opinion, canada and australia, a baby, and before that suits the british and german embassies echoed a manuals concerns about russia and beto roost. want a spokes person for the french embassy cooled the decision regrettable and questionable toki. i declined to comment saying that decision was a mazda for event organizes, but one japanese parliamentarian cold out the hypocrisy of the western countries. the ambassadors.

i was proud to be a scotland yard detective when i when i went abroad, the british embassy would always any government , any you know, any government, any agency outside the uk, they're impressed with scotland yard. it's absolutely tragic. when i speak to colleagues. it's just it's just awful by way of an example, i had an officer under my charge in 2017. he was recently on a discipline board, which he was found not guilty of, but i was the only person who turned up to support him. he had no management there at all to support him. i speak to officers who were at notting hill last year, kicked , hill last year, kicked, assaulted, abused. they don't look forward to it. it isn't this happy affair that people try and portray it to be. it's the officers are demoralised and i really put it down to the leadership at the top . it needs leadership at the top. it needs to change because london deserves better and scotland yard was the envy of the world at one time. >> so what's changed with notting hill carnival then? if anybody else behaved like that? and i've seen some of these videos, you know

she was in cali for a similar festival, but hers was in conjunction with the british embassy over theret you need an official sort of link with these things. you can't just turn up, you know, i mean, the king's at balmoral, but he can't say where should we go next year or we haven't been to uganda for a while. it doesn't work that way. you have to have the organisation, the reasons behind it. >> yeah. let's go to uganda. make sure you bring the shovel. you've got to bring the shovel. look. thank you very much, ian. great to have you on the show, mate. all the best. i'll chat to you soon. royal biographer ian lloyd wright coming up. coming up, coming up. there's an exciting new destination for your next summer holiday. flights are already selling out and finland sunny virk rhiannon jones seishiro tsuno. yes, north korea is now open to tourists. i will ask my panel if they fancy a trip to pyongyang. that and all of newspaper front pages and it's next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight, and it's time to bring you the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. let's do it .

british, french and us embassies in beirut have issued an urgent warning to their citizens, to leaveng at the departure terminal at beirut airport. let's get the latest from tel aviv with our correspondent, jenny hill. it comes at a particularly volatile and dangerous moment for the middle east. it is worth noting there have been near daily exchanges of fire between israel and hezbollah since israel began its war on gaza in response to the hamas attacks of october the 7th but right now, international diplomats are racing to try and stop that war from spilling over into a regionwide conflict and that is why you are seeing international governments including the us and the uk, telling their citizens to leave lebanon as quickly as possible. in the case of the us they are telling people to get on any plane regardless of its destination. the uk is sending in border officials and consular officials to try and help with any necessary evacuation attempts but here in israel they are bracing for an attack from iran or one of its proxies. no—one quite knows what that attack will look like or wh

here with my team from the embassy to support the british citizens caught up support the british citizensedy. the search operation continues this morning for those who are missing. we have four missing, and seven british nationals who are accounted for, but obviously i've been talking as well both yesterday and today to the italian authorities, to the coastguard, the police, the fire brigade, who are engaged in the search operation at the moment, and liaising with them, and hearing everything they are doing. above all, my heart goes out, all our hearts go out, to those caught up in this terrible tragedy in what is such a beautiful setting but such a terrible thing to happen not far from here. terrible thing to happen not far from here-— terrible thing to happen not far from here. . i. ., _, , from here. have you had contact this mornin: from here. have you had contact this morning with — from here. have you had contact this morning with the _ from here. have you had contact this morning with the british _ from here. have you had contact this morning with the british survivors . morning wi

and she was working with women in conflict and the british embassy helped her at the request of the commonwealthve got no one helping them. they've got no idea. nobody. so it's going to blow up, i think. >> do you think in their faces ? >> do you think in their faces? i mean, look, they've got some bullet—proof briefcases though to help them because the place is quite dangerous. >> 14 cars that take them to and from it just seems, you know, if you're going to complain about all of that, then perhaps you should go somewhere. >> that's a little bit safer. you're going to be worried about your royal protection. but angela levin , thank you very angela levin, thank you very much. we'll be discussing that in our great british debate. next, we'll be talking about prince harry and meghan markle security detail in colombia. they're using bullet—proof briefcases to protect them whilst on their trip. but, you know, is it time now to review their security? should they get their security? should they get the ravec special protection? that's next. good afternoon. 49 minutes after 3:00. it's time for our seco

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british, french and us embassies in beirut have issued an urgent warning to their citizens, to leave passengers queueing at the departure terminal at beirut airport. the bbc�*sjenny hill has this analysis from tel aviv. does this represent a major escalation? probably not but the context here is what is important. this region is extremely tense right now. most are saying right now israel's war on gaza is threatening to spill over into a much wider regional conflict. a lot of urgent diplomacy going on at the moment to try and avert such a scenario. iran has vowed revenge along with its proxies on israel. for two assassinations, the killing of ismail haniyeh, the hamas political leader who was killed in teheran earlier this week and also the killing of a senior hezbollah figure. iran said yesterday it expected hezbollah to start striking more deeply into israel, you will note the rockets last night were fired into northern israel. iran also saying it expected hezbollah to start striking targets which were not just start striking targets which were notjust restricted to military facilit

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british, french and us embassies in beirut have issued an urgent warning to their citizens, to leaveassengers queueing at the departure terminal at beirut airport. let's speak to our correspondentjenny hill in tel aviv. talk us through what we know about this exchange of fire. it talk us through what we know about this exchange of fire.— this exchange of fire. it comes at a particularly — this exchange of fire. it comes at a particularly volatile _ this exchange of fire. it comes at a particularly volatile and _ this exchange of fire. it comes at a particularly volatile and dangerous| particularly volatile and dangerous moment for the middle east. it is worth noting there have been near daily exchanges of fire between israel and hezbollah since israel began its war on gaza in response to the hamas attacks of october the 7th but right now, international diplomats are racing to try and stop that water from spilling over into a regionwide conflict and that is why you are seeing international governments including the us in the uk, telling their citizens to leave lebanon as quickly as po

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