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US sanctions hinder Iranian flights to Middle East
The U.S. government has implemented new sanctions against Iranian airlines, leading to the cancellation of Iranian flights to Iraq and Oman starting from Tuesday night into Wednesday. Baghdad Airport and Muscat Airport will no longer receive Iranian flights, while flights to Istanbul are still ongoing. Negotiations are currently underway to redirect flights heading to Baghdad to Najaf Airport, along with similar arrangements with Oman. These steps are part of the United States' efforts to impose restrictions on Iranian aviation activities, as the U.S. government announced the full designation of the Iranian airline sector on the sanctions list a few days ago and threatened to cease all dealings with Iranian companies. This could prevent them from operating or obtaining essential services starting from Wednesday. These measures reinforce the restrictions imposed by U.S. sanctions on the sector and impact international flights operated by Iranian companies, especially Iran Air and Mahan Air.
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