How multinational firms are supporting workers affected by the US-Israeli war with Iran

“When it became more crowded to fly commercial out of Muscat by day four or five of the conflict, Global Guardian arranged charter flights for clients.”

As multinational companies navigate employee safety during the ongoing Middle East conflict, HR Brew highlighted how organizations are supporting staff affected by rapidly changing conditions across the region.

Global Guardian Vice President of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich described how evacuation efforts have required constant adaptation—from ground transport into Oman to coordinating onward travel as airspace closures and congestion limited commercial options.

“Iran has multiple different levers they can pull to create disruption—cyber being one, disinformation being another.”

As the conflict with Iran continues to evolve, NewsNation spoke with Global Guardian Vice President of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich about the growing range of risks shaping the security environment across the Middle East.

Krummrich discussed how Tehran can create pressure through multiple channels beyond direct military confrontation—including cyber operations, disinformation campaigns, and economic disruption tied to the Strait of Hormuz.

“They are fighting for their survival… and survival is their number one goal.”

As the conflict with Iran continues to reshape regional security dynamics, NewsNation spoke with Global Guardian Vice President of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich about how Tehran may approach the next phase of the crisis.

Krummrich explained that Iran is likely pursuing a two-track strategy—externally disrupting the global economy and regional stability while internally focusing on regime survival amid growing domestic pressures and infrastructure failures.

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AS ISRAEL INTENSIFIES LEBANON ATTACKS, HEZBOLLAH DISARMAMENT TAKES BACKSEAT

“At best, we can expect arrest warrants and raids—but not head-to-head fighting with foot soldiers.”

As Israel intensifies attacks in Lebanon and Hezbollah resumes fighting, Al Jazeera examined how the renewed escalation is complicating the Lebanese government’s efforts to disarm the group.

Global Guardian Vice President of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich explained that the army is unlikely to directly confront Hezbollah battalions. Instead, he said any enforcement actions would more likely involve limited arrests or raids rather than direct battlefield engagements.

“It’s a combination of ground and air—moving people across borders to safe locations and then getting them onto private or commercial flights.”

As evacuation operations continue across the Middle East, Fox Business spoke with Global Guardian CEO Dale Buckner about the logistics behind safely moving thousands of travelers out of the region.

Buckner explained that Global Guardian teams have coordinated ground convoys and charter aircraft to relocate people from high-risk areas into neighboring countries and functional airports where they can continue their journey home.

PRIVATE SECURITY FIRM HELPING AMERICANS EVACUATE THE MIDDLE EAST AMID WAR WITH IRAN

"We’re communicating, we’re coordinating, we’re executing."

As Americans and other travelers seek ways to leave the Middle East amid the escalating conflict with Iran, Fox News reported on Global Guardian’s evacuation operations and the logistical coordination required to move people out of the region.

Global Guardian CEO Dale Buckner and Deputy Vice President of Operations Colin O’Brien described the complex coordination required to move travelers out of high-risk areas, including arranging ground transportation across borders and securing onward flights as conditions continue to shift.