Iran has reopened its airspace after nearly five hours of closure, affecting international flights, amid concerns about possible military interventions by the US on the territory of the country.

Iran has reopened its airspace after a closure of nearly five hours, caused by concerns over a possible military action by the US on the territory of the country. The closure occurred on Wednesday, when all flights, except for international ones, were suspended. Airlines, including IndiGo and Air India, announced delays and cancellations due to this situation. Additionally, Germany issued a directive to warn airlines to avoid Iranian airspace. Tensions have risen following protests in Iran and the withdrawal of American personnel from the Middle East. Companies such as Lufthansa and ITA Airways have decided to avoid night flights in the region due to security risks.