Not only the Middle East. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns Poles where not to go. Red list of countries
Due to the conflict in the Middle East, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminded that it is also dangerous in other countries. The full list consists of 33 countries.
On Friday, February 27, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Poles to immediately leave Iran, Israel and Lebanon or not to go to these countries. On Saturday, American and Israeli airstrikes began on, among others, Tehran. The conflict spread to other countries. Targets in Lebanon were bombed. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs lamented that “for a long time it has issued warnings to avoid traveling to the Middle East and to leave some countries.”
Not just the conflict in the Middle East. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against traveling to these countries. It’s dangerous there
However, some people and travel agencies ignored the alerts. On Wednesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that “the danger is not only in the Middle East, where a large-scale military operation is underway.” The Ministry of Foreign Affairs presented a red list. It is better not to go to or leave these countries:
Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Yemen, Jordan, Qatar, North Korea, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Myanmar (Burma), Niger, Oman, Palestine, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, United States Arab Emirates.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The situation in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon is deteriorating
The spokesman for Polish diplomacy, Maciej Wewiór, noted in his latest post on social media that the security situation in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon is deteriorating. “With the support of our consulates, since Saturday, nearly 500 citizens have left Israel by land, and almost 800 have left Jordan – mainly by sea. The MFA team picked them up in Taba on the Egyptian side,” Wewiór explained.
“There are only a few people left in Israel, and there are basically no tourists left in Jordan. Basically, because… our consul today reached a group of nine of our compatriots who have just come from Egypt to Jordan for a trip…” – the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs summed up his post. On the Polish abroad website, which contains information and warnings from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for travelers, you can also read that the conflict in the Middle East may affect Cyprus at any time.
