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International News: In the Middle East, the mercury of tension has once again climbed. On Friday morning, Israel carried out strong air strikes targeting several military bases in Iran, causing a stir in the whole of Iran. In retaliation, Iran also fired several drones towards Israel, although the Israeli army claimed that "all drones were killed and none reached the country's border."
This struggle has a direct impact on international airlines. Iran, Israel, Iraq and Jordan have temporarily shut down their aircraft due to security reasons. As a result, many international airlines had to cancel their flights or divert their alternative routes.
Giving information to the passengers, Air India said, "Due to the current situation arising in Iran and the temporary shutdown of the aircraft, some flights are being diverted keeping in mind the safety of the passengers and some are being returned to their original airport."
Israel has temporarily closed its embassies located worldwide. At the same time, they have instructed their citizens not to demonstrate Jews or Israeli symbols in public places, which can reduce the chances of any kind of attack. No official announcement has been made yet when the embassies will be closed.
This new struggle is not only limited to Israel and Iran, but it is also affecting global air traffic, diplomacy and international security system. Things can become more serious in the coming days.