Relaxation of Iran-Najaf travel sanctions
The U.S. administration has temporarily granted a limited one-month exemption allowing Iraqi airlines to operate religious flights between Iran and the Iraqi city of Najaf. The aim is to ease pressure on Iraq and respond to the needs of religious pilgrimages, medical treatment, and education. This step comes as part of the Iraqi government's efforts to resume flights after their suspension due to U.S. sanctions, with assurances of strict inspections and information exchange to ensure that the flights are not used for illegal activities. A longer exemption is expected to be granted if this phase proves successful, maintaining a balance between relations with Washington and Tehran.
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