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Roslivan and the Russian Embassy Provide Temporary Shelter for Russian Citizens in Lebanon

Roslivan, in coordination with the Russian Embassy in Beirut, announced the availability of temporary shelter for Russian citizens who feel unsafe due to the military escalation in Lebanon.

Jul 27, 2026 Official News

 

The Lebanese-Russian Cooperation Office “Roslivan,” in coordination with the Russian Embassy in Beirut, announced the provision of temporary shelter for citizens of the Russian Federation residing in Lebanon. 

The initiative was launched in response to the deterioration of the security situation and the military escalation in the country. 

Russian citizens who feel unsafe or face difficult circumstances as a result of the escalation may stay temporarily at the designated shelter. 

Roslivan expressed its wishes for the safety and security of Russian citizens and the Lebanese people. 

Temporary shelter address

 

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