Iraq has suspended all air traffic at its airports amid rising regional tensions, according to a statement from the country’s Minister of Transport. The decision to close the nation’s airspace follows ongoing military operations in the region, though specific details of the situation were not disclosed.
All flights have been halted “until further notice” as a precautionary measure, Reuters reported, citing the Iraqi state news agency INA. The move comes as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, with conflicts affecting several neighboring countries.
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No timeline has been provided for when air traffic will resume, and authorities are expected to provide further updates as the situation unfolds. Passengers and airlines have been advised to stay informed of future developments.
