Vietnamese communities in the Gulf remain safe amid escalating Middle East tensions: Embassies


The scene of a missile attack in Jerusalem on March 2. — Xinhua

HANOI: Vietnamese diplomatic missions in the Gulf have confirmed no Vietnamese casualties or property damage amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East, which observers warn could evolve into a broader regional war.

Speaking to Vietnam News Agency correspondents in the Middle East and North Africa on March 2 Vietnamese ambassadors to the Gulf said they are closely monitoring developments and have rolled out comprehensive measures to ensure timely and effective citizen protection.

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