Iran faces increasing isolation with halted flights and closed educational institutions
Iran is facing increasing restrictions on its travel and dealings with the outside world, as internal measures have been implemented that have disrupted international flights and led to the closure of educational institutions and communication services with foreign countries. The authorities of Iraq, the UAE, and Oman have announced the suspension or closure of their airports to Iranian flights, and the United States has imposed sanctions on Iranian airlines, resulting in the cancellation of many flights and a decline in Iranian students' ability to study abroad—especially after the closure of the French language center in Tehran and the suspension of exams like the TOEFL. Consequently, the restrictions constraining Iranians continue to tighten, significantly hindering their mobility and thwarting their academic and professional ambitions outside the country.
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