Iran has reopened airspace in the east of the country following a truce with Israel after 12 days of conflict.
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In the context of a truce with Israel, Iran has announced the reopening of its airspace in the east, closed on June 13 due to Israeli attacks. Transportation Ministry spokesman said international and domestic flights are allowed only to eastern airports, including Mashhad, Chabahar, Zahedan and Jask. Flights to other regions, including Tehran, remain suspended until further notice.
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Iranul anunță redeschiderea parțială a spaţiului său aerian
Iranul anunță redeschiderea parțială a spațiului său aerian
Iranul anunță că și-a redeschis parțial spațiul aerian
După zile de conflict, Iranul își redeschide cerul – încetarea focului cu Israelul dă primele roade
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