Al-Nujaba warns of airport protests over Iran flights
The Secretary-General of the Nujaba Movement, Akram al-Kaabi, called for organizing sit-ins inside Iraqi airports if commercial flights between Iraq and Iran are not resumed. He held political forces responsible for the suspension of air travel. He criticized the acceptance of political groups of measures imposed on Iranian airlines, considering them harmful to millions of travelers and negatively impacting the economy and morale. He attributed this to American pressures aimed at imposing control over Iraqi decision-making. No specific date has been set for the start of the sit-ins or which airports will be involved, but he emphasized that his movement will not wait too long to address the situation. He called for resuming flights and ending American dominance over Iraqi sovereignty. Flights from Baghdad and Najaf airports have ceased due to handling companies refusing to provide services to Iranian aircraft out of fear of American sanctions.
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