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To curb escalation, government targets IRGC presence in Lebanon

The Revolutionary Guards are no longer welcome in Lebanon and Iran's nationals will need a visa to enter the country.

To curb escalation, government targets IRGC presence in Lebanon

The Cabinet met at the Grand Serail under the leadership of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam on March 6, 2026. (Credit: Grand Serail)

The government is continuing its efforts to contain the escalation. On Thursday, the Cabinet, meeting at the Grand Serail and chaired by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, decided to prohibit any activity by Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) in Lebanon.On Tuesday — the day after Hezbollah decided to drag Lebanon into the regional war pitting Israel and the United States against Iran — the Israeli army issued an ultimatum to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), giving its members 24 hours to leave Lebanese territory. Iranian officials are also reportedly among those killed by Israel in targeted strikes near Beirut. The details you (may have) missed In Lebanon, as in Iran, scenarios of ground offensives are taking shape Speaking at the end of a Cabinet meeting that lasted more than three hours, Information Minister and...
The government is continuing its efforts to contain the escalation. On Thursday, the Cabinet, meeting at the Grand Serail and chaired by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, decided to prohibit any activity by Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) in Lebanon.On Tuesday — the day after Hezbollah decided to drag Lebanon into the regional war pitting Israel and the United States against Iran — the Israeli army issued an ultimatum to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), giving its members 24 hours to leave Lebanese territory. Iranian officials are also reportedly among those killed by Israel in targeted strikes near Beirut. The details you (may have) missed In Lebanon, as in Iran, scenarios of ground offensives are taking shape Speaking at the end of a Cabinet meeting that lasted more than three hours, Information Minister and...
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