Iranian flights to Najaf restart after U.S. exemption
Iranian flights have returned to Najaf Airport in Iraq after an exemption from U.S. sanctions, allowing Iranian airlines to operate 40 flights daily between Iraq and Iran. Caspian Airlines resumed its flights to the airport after all Iraqi airports had adhered last week to the sanctions imposed by Washington on the Iranian aviation sector, which caused disruptions at the airport, a major gateway for Shia pilgrims. The flights aim to transport Iranian and Iraqi visitors for religious events, tourism, and medical purposes. This step is considered important in facilitating travel between the two countries.
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