Iranian President's Plane Route through Algeria

The Iranian presidential trip from Tehran to New York faced technical and geographical constraints due to political and international sanctions, which restrict crossing European airspace and limit landings at Western airports. As a result, Algeria was chosen as a temporary and brief stopover along the route, with the pilots leaving Algerian territory after technical arrangements without any presidential meetings, to ensure a safe halt before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Iran used Algeria as a safe alternative, especially after severing relations with Morocco, to enhance the safety of the journey and avoid diplomatic issues, with a stop at Houari Boumediene Airport under a swift protocol.

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