WORLDJun 8 · 17:18 UTCMIDDLE EAST EYEElis Gjevori

Iraq and Syria reopen airspace after Israel-Iran attacks

Iraq and Syria have reopened their airspace after temporarily closing it during recent Israel-Iran attacks. Air traffic resumed at Damascus International Airport following Syria's removal of airspace restrictions, while Iraq's Civil Aviation Authority maintains heightened security.

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