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Fly them out in Hercs and unload them in the first safe country they come to. If they want to come to Canada they can fly on their own dime from there.
Most countries are not too interested in a sudden influx of foreigners trapped in their countries. We aren’t the only one doing this.Fly them out in Hercs and unload them in the first safe country they come to. If they want to come to Canada they can fly on their own dime from there.
Fly them out in Hercs and unload them in the first safe country they come to. If they want to come to Canada they can fly on their own dime from there.
Most countries are not too interested in a sudden influx of foreigners trapped in their countries
Cyprus enters the chat
Cyprus braces for migrant surge as war in Lebanon intensifies
Thousands flee Beirut as Israeli strikes push Lebanon to the brink
A year after hostilities erupted in Israel, the conflict has now expanded to Lebanon, reigniting fears about the stability of the Middle East.
According to Apostolos Tomaras' article published in Kathimerini Cyprus in Greek, intense Israeli airstrikes in the north are raising alarm over the potential collapse of Lebanon's political system, leading to widespread humanitarian concerns. Thousands of Lebanese civilians are fleeing Beirut, reversing years of progress and pushing the country closer to political chaos. The situation is causing growing anxiety not only among neighboring countries but also in the European Union (EU), which had recently offered political and financial support to Lebanon to prevent exactly this kind of fallout.
Cyprus is particularly concerned, given its geographical proximity to the conflict zone. Nicosia is closely monitoring the situation, with fears of a significant surge in migrant flows from Lebanon—a situation that the island nation is struggling to manage, even in more stable times. Although evacuations of third-country nationals from Lebanon remain controlled, Cyprus is preparing for potential escalation.
Cyprus braces for migrant surge as war in Lebanon intensifies
A year after hostilities erupted in Israel, the conflict has now expanded to Lebanon, reigniting fears about the stability of the Middle East.knews.kathimerini.com.cy
It makes sense, but I wonder what the practical application of that is. If, like Canada, you have to pay to travel further, what if you can't/refuse to? Do we take you back? Do we expect connecting tickets or proof of sufficient funds before boarding in Beirut?And my understanding is that the deal with various countries is that any third country nationals that make it to Cyprus have 48 hours to get out of Cyprus once they arrive.
Moving large numbers of people by boat to Cyprus and planes leave from there. Is suspect the planes leaving Beirut go to those countries that people have citizenship in.It makes sense, but I wonder what the practical application of that is. If, like Canada, you have to pay to travel further, what if you can't/refuse to? Do we take you back? Do we expect connecting tickets or proof of sufficient funds before boarding in Beirut?
My point. Cyprus is intended to be used by several western countries as a 'safe third country' because of its proximity and EU membership. The GofC website says Canadian citizens/PRs evacuated at government expense to a safe third country' will have to pay to travel further. With Cyprus taking to '48 hour or gone' position, I was wondering about the practical application of that.Moving large numbers of people by boat to Cyprus and planes leave from there. Is suspect the planes leaving Beirut go to those countries that people have citizenship in.
Or what?And my understanding is that the deal with various countries is that any third country nationals that make it to Cyprus have 48 hours to get out of Cyprus once they arrive.
Not sure. I bet it would compromise the deal in place and they wouldn’t allow said countries to move people to Cyprus first. Cyprus could deny any Canadian charter boat or aircraft to land. Anyone still in country gets arrested then deported.Or what?
So has our ambassador performed the ritual fleeing the country in a panic aboard a half filled evacuation flight just as the crisis begins, yet ?Let the outpouring continue ....
More Canadians leaving Lebanon Monday as Israeli attacks on Hezbollah continue
OTTAWA - The foreign affairs minister's office says another plane is set to leave Lebanon today to evacuate Canadians from the country as conflict escalates between Israel and the Lebanon-basedwww.thecanadianpressnews.ca
Or the Caribbean.You could hire 3rd tier cruise ships to transport them across the Atlantic to Canada. I hear the Atlantic is beautiful at this time of year.
Some years back I talked to guy with Global Affairs. Who been involved with evacuation. Third tier ? They should have been so lucky.Or the Caribbean.
Didn't know the RCN was involved.Described one of the ships as held together with baling wire and chewing gum.