Fifth day of a widening conflict: total blackout after Iranian bombings in Iraq, close-range clashes between IDF and Hezbollah in Lebanon, Islamic Republic ship destroyed in Sri Lanka
The Dimonios commanded Operation Leontes, which was supposed to ensure non-belligerence between Israel and Lebanon. However, the IDF launched a ground attack after Hezbollah launched missiles.
The Foreign Minister and the Defense Minister report on the crisis: "We are organizing flights and corridors for the repatriation of our nationals. Our soldiers are safe."
Even if that were the case, there would still be few. In the city, exit restrictions are in place; cruise passengers are not allowed to leave the terminal: "But as of today, the situation seems calmer."
There are about ten people from Cagliari on the MSC Euribia docked in port: they are awaiting the Farnesina task force, some are thinking of reaching Oman by land.
Traveling with a group of 13 people, she had a return flight on the very day the war broke out. Her father's story: "The embassy advised her to go to Egypt."
The Pentagon: "We attacked because the regime was building missiles and drones." War approaches Europe: a British base in Cyprus is targeted, Greece is sending ships and jets.
Drones also hit the Burj al-Arab, the iconic luxury hotel. Sardinians' testimonies: "Little information from local authorities, no news on the possibility of returning home."