Iraq, Iran Suspend Flights at Multiple Airports After Israel Strikes

Following Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, Iraq closed its airspace and suspended all flights nationwide. In Tehran, flights at both Mehrabad International Airport and Imam Khomeini Airport were suspended after explosions were heard in the city. Iranian authorities announced that the suspension at Imam Khomeini Airport will continue until conditions normalize and the Civil Aviation Authority provides further updates. The cancellations affect all flights to and from these airports, reflecting heightened tensions and security concerns in the region. Despite these developments, US officials have indicated that the strikes were unilateral actions by Israel. The situation remains fluid as both Iraqi and Iranian aviation authorities monitor conditions closely before resuming air traffic.