Khamenei Advisor: Regional Flights Depend on Tehran
The article addressed the decision by Iranian authorities and related organizations to suspend and cancel flights to and from Iran, including airports in Iraq and the United Arab Emirates. This followed military and political demands and proposals. Sources reported that Iranian advisors, including Supreme Leader's advisor Mohammad Mighalib, emphasized that the inability to operate flights and airport services would cause the entire region to come to a halt in air traffic. Iraqi airports were officially informed to prevent receiving Iranian aircraft, in line with American sanctions, amidst disruptions at major airports such as Riyadh and New York, where many flights were canceled or delayed. These measures are part of an Iranian escalation and regional and international tensions, with clear preparations for military and political responses if threats to regional security persist.
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