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ABD, İran'a yönelik sivil havacılık yaptırımları kapsamında Irak'a İran'dan gelen uçuşları durdurma talimatı vermişti. Irak bu talimatı uygulayarak Bağdat ve Necef'e yönelik uçuşları askıya almıştı.
İran basınına yansıyan haberlere göre Şirudi, İran ile Irak arasındaki hava yolu taşımacılığına ilişkin bilgi verdi.
Şirudi, yarından itibaren iki ülke arasındaki uçuşların karşılıklı olarak yeniden başlayacağını söyledi.
Irak, ABD'nin İran'a yönelik sivil havacılık yaptırımları kapsamında İran'dan Bağdat ve Necef'e yapılan uçuşları askıya aldığını duyurmuştu.
Irak hükümeti daha sonra, İranlı hava yolu şirketlerinin Necef Uluslararası Havalimanı'ndan yeniden uçuş gerçekleştirmesine olanak sağlayacak istisna için Washington ile anlaşmaya varıldığını açıklamıştı.
Thousands of people gathered in the demonstration held in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin with the slogan "No to armament, conscription and war - Peace, democratic rights and social security". Palestinian supporters also participated in the demonstration, slogans such as 'Germany is complicit in genocide' were used and two people were detained. Organizers stated there were over 20 thousand, as Berlin police reported 5,800 participants.

While Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev emphasized independence in foreign policy at his party's congress, he gave messages about not interfering with the lifestyle and rejecting foreign interventions. In his speech, he stated that Azerbaijan bought its weapons with its own money, could not receive aid, and wanted to follow a policy free from external influences. In addition, there was reaction to the statements made by Türkiye regarding the Karabakh victory, and these claims were opposed by the Azerbaijani media. Aliyev's words, which are also associated with the headscarf ban debates, showed that measures against ideological and physical risks will continue.
Abuzer Shirudi, President of the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran, announced that mutual flights between Iran and Iraq will restart tomorrow. Iraq first suspended flights within the scope of US sanctions, but later an exception was made by reaching an agreement with Washington.
Lebanon's official news agency, NNA, reported that the Israeli army destroyed the private school building in Houla with explosives and targeted the area around the Barachid town of Nabatiyeh with artillery fire. The news noted that Israeli warplanes bombed some towns in the city of Kefrtebnin and Sur, and emphasized that attacks and violations continued despite the ceasefire. It was stated that at least 4 thousand 386 people have lost their lives in Israeli attacks since March 2.

Iranian press representative Shirudi announced that air transportation between Iran and Iraq will restart mutually as of tomorrow. Iraq first suspended flights within the scope of US civil aviation sanctions against Iran, but later made an exception agreement with Washington and allowed Iranian airlines to fly from Najaf International Airport.
According to the news of Haaretz newspaper, it was stated that the Israeli Ministry of Transport and Mossad allegedly tried to deliberately crash the Flydubai plane, and that the co-pilot, an Omani citizen, was on the passenger and crew list. While the Israeli Tax Authority acknowledged that they had received the list, the Ministry of Transport did not make a statement as to whether the lists had been examined. Security sources stated that this responsibility belongs to the Ministry of Transport, but emphasized that the Ministry does not have the capacity to carry out such examination, while Mossad or Shin-Bet do. Shin-Bet, on the other hand, announced that the inspection of foreign airline companies is not within its scope of responsibility. His claim became controversial because the Omani pilot did not meet the requirement of being a citizen of countries with normalized relations, which is necessary for him to use Israeli airspace.