Tehran: Iran’s Civil Aviation Authority announced the immediate closure of the country’s airspace on Saturday, citing safety concerns amid ongoing regional hostilities. The decision was confirmed by the state-run IRNA news agency, which reported that “no flights will be operated at any airports in the country in order to protect the safety of passengers.”
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