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Bangladesh urges de-escalation to protect nationals in the Middle East

Dhaka has urged de-escalation in the Middle East, citing the protection of Bangladeshis there. The report provides no details of a new binding action or specific conflict development.

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Regional conflict could expose Bangladeshi nationals to danger and create evacuation or consular pressures.

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  1. Dhaka urges de-escalation to protect Bangladeshis in Mideast: Humaiun ↗bssnews.net · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 1:47 PM UTC

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