Turkish courts seize Iranian plane over $3.4 million debt

Turkish judiciary blocks a plane belonging to Iranian airline "Caspian Airlines" over a debt of $3.4 million owed to a Turkish company, with no clear connection to U.S. sanctions. The aircraft, a Boeing 737, was about to take off from Istanbul Airport when authorities intervened to enforce the court order, forcing passengers to disembark and stopping the flight, which will be returned to Iran. This move occurs amid a commercial dispute between the airline and a financial authority, with assurances that it is not related to international sanctions issues.

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