Iraq halts Iranian airline flights
The Iraqi government announced its intention to suspend flights operated by Iranian airlines starting from Tuesday dawn, in compliance with the US Treasury Department's decision announced on September 8. This decision includes imposing sanctions on 27 Iranian airlines and restricting their international services, such as landing, refueling, and ticket sales. This move is part of Washington's campaign to impose economic sanctions on Iran, aiming to financially isolate the country and cut off its sources within the aviation sector. It coincides with an escalation of US pressure on Tehran. These measures are expected to lead to the cessation of all Iranian airline operations worldwide by September 23, as US sanctions continue to be enforced, seeking to increase pressure on Iran to abandon its nuclear programs and economic activities.
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