The spokesperson for Iran's Civil Aviation Organization confirmed that flights between Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan as well as Armenia have recommenced.
This development follows the recent establishment of peace and a ceasefire in the region.
In a statement to IRNA, Jafar Yazerlu explained that the decision to halt flights was made promptly after the military actions in the disputed Karabakh region escalated tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Yazerlu noted that tensions have significantly subsided since the previous night, aligning with the established peace and ceasefire agreement.
Azerbaijan Republic initiated a military operation in the region, accusing Armenian-backed forces in Karabakh of activities such as “systematic” shelling, reconnaissance, and fortifying defensive positions, emphasizing a high level of combat readiness.
Subsequently, Armenian separatist forces reported successful mediation by the Russian peacekeeping contingent stationed in the area, leading to a mutual truce agreement between both sides.
The Knesset (Israel’s parliament) passed a new controversial law Thursday that allows the deportation of…
One idea within US President-elect Donald Trump's team for ending Russia's war involves delaying Ukraine's…
A former Iranian Parliament member likened Donald Trump re-election as the US president to the…
A veteran Iranian journalist and political analyst says Iran had almost four years since US…
The administration of Joe Biden is planning to rush the delivery of the remaining $6…
The Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has paid tribute to the…