Washington may waive Iran sanctions for Najaf flights
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is studying a limited exemption allowing for the passage of flights between Iran and Iraq, especially for transporting Shia Muslims for pilgrimage and religious visits, for a duration of one month, with the possibility of extension. This comes after Najaf Airport announced the temporary suspension of all flights coming from and heading to Iran, without specifying the reasons for the decision, as airlines await new instructions to resume operations. The move aims to facilitate a limited number of flights despite the U.S. sanctions imposed on Tehran.
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