State Issues Travel Warning for Lebanon
The Department of State issued a Travel Warning for Lebanon on Oct. 3, warning U.S. citizens over the potential for spontaneous upsurge in violence and government inability to respond. Access to borders, airports, roads, and seaports can be interrupted with…
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little or no warning, said State. Numerous militant groups continue to operate in the country that the U.S. deems terrorist organizations, including Hezbollah. The risk of spillover violence from the Syrian conflict is also high, State said . State did, however, approve the return of non-emergency personnel to the U.S. embassy in Beirut.