Iraq Restores Cross-Border Movement at Al-Shalamjah

The movement of travelers crossing the Shalamcha border crossing between Iraq and Iran has returned to normal after a halt that lasted several hours, following an American strike on the Iranian side that caused the closure to last about three hours. Iraqi authorities reported that traffic has resumed smoothly, while Iranian media indicated that a US missile strike resulted in the deaths of at least two people near the border crossing. Tensions in the region are escalating between the United States and Iran, with Washington carrying out strikes against targets inside Iran, and Iran retaliating by targeting bases in the Gulf and Jordan. The Iraqi Prime Minister held a high-level delegation in Tehran, where both sides signed four agreements to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.

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