From NY Post: Iran closed its airspace Wednesday to most flights amid widespread protests and tensions with the US.
The Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) warning was issued by Tehran just after 5 p.m. ET and barred all flights except international flights to and from Iran with permission, according to FlightRadar24.
The warning is valid for just over two hours.
Only five aircraft were visible over Iran’s airspace at the time the NOTAM was issued, the flight tracking website showed.
The temporary closure was announced after Trump indicated his satisfaction with Iran’s actions.
In the Oval Office, Trump stated, “We’ve been informed that the killings in Iran have stopped. They’ve stopped, and there’s no plan for executions.”
“So, I’ve been informed by a reliable source—we’ll find out more about it. I’m certain that if such an event were to occur, we’d all be deeply upset… but what has truly concerned me is the information that the killings have stopped, that the executions have stopped, and that they won’t be carrying out any executions.”
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