Jordan closes its airspace due to tension between Israel and Iran

After Iran attacked Israel, the Jordanian Civil Aviation reported that they made the decision to close their airspace temporarily and preventively.given a possible Israeli response in the following hours.

As reported in the official statement, this measure, which came into force on Saturday at 20:00 GMT, will be maintained for the next few hours and will be continually reviewed according to the evolution of the situation.

He Closure of Jordanian airspace reflects concern over escalating tensions in the regionespecially due to the presence of pro-Iran terrorist militias in neighboring countries such as Iraq and Syria.

And Jordan, by sharing a border with these nations, has become the first country to completely pause its air activity As a precautionary measure.

Suspension of flights to Tehran by European airlines

Given the tense situation in the Middle East, several European airlines have suspended their flights to Tehran as a preventive measure. Lufthansa was the first to make this decision on Thursday, followed by Austrian Airlines on Friday, extending the suspension until April 18. Both airlines have reiterated that the safety of their customers and crew is their top priority.

Tension in the region has increased significantly in recent days, with Intelligence reports suggesting plans for an attack by Iran on Israel. In response, Israel has announced preventive measures, such as the cessation of educational activities and restrictions on public gatheringsas well as the reinforcement of its defensive capabilities.

The United States has shown its support for Israel and has mobilized two warships to the region to assist in its defense. In addition, constant flights of military aircraft have begun, and the presence of troops in the area has been reinforced to deal with any eventuality that may arise.

Authorities in the region, as well as airlines and international governments, are closely monitoring the evolving situation and conducting constant assessments to ensure the safety of all involved.