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on september 21, local time, the u.s. state department issued a level 4 travel warning statement ("do not travel" warning) for lebanon, urging u.s. citizens to leave lebanon while commercial flights are still available, and stated that the u.s. embassy may not be able to assist u.s. citizens who choose to stay in lebanon. level 4 warning is also the highest travel warning level of the u.s. state department.

currently, the armed conflict between the israeli army and hezbollah in lebanon has intensified. on the 21st local time, the israeli army launched a large-scale attack on southern lebanon. in response, hezbollah in lebanon "launched dozens of missiles" at the ramat david air base near the northern israeli city of haifa in the early morning of the 22nd.

some analysts pointed out that the situation in the middle east has become tense again. israel, palestine and lebanon are not major oil producers, but if iran intervenes, crude oil production and transportation in the middle east may be affected.

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us urges citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible

the u.s. state department issued a level 4 travel warning statement ("do not travel" warning) for lebanon on the 21st local time. it is understood that the level 4 warning is the highest travel warning level of the u.s. state department.

the statement said that in view of the recent explosions across lebanon and the unpredictable nature of the ongoing conflict between hezbollah and israel, the u.s. embassy urges american citizens to leave lebanon while commercial flights are still available. the u.s. embassy may not be able to provide assistance to american citizens who choose to remain in lebanon.