Iran has resumed flights that were canceled the day before due to the escalation of tension in the Middle East region after Iran's missile attack on the territory of Israel, the official representative of the country's Civil Aviation Organization, Jafar Yazerlu, said.
Earlier in the day, he reported that flights throughout Iran were canceled until Thursday morning due to the situation in the Middle East region.
"After obtaining the assurance that the conditions for flights are favorable and safe, and the end of the (period - ed.) imposed restrictions, airlines are allowed to carry out flights today from 5 am (4:30 Moscow - ed.)," Yazerlu agency said. Mehr.
On October 1, Iran subjected Israel to massive rocket fire for the second time in history, calling it an act of self-defense. The Israeli military claims that about 180 ballistic missiles were fired, most of which were intercepted. Video in social networks captured the consequences of falling shells in different regions of Israel. According to the Israeli authorities, there were no casualties among the country's citizens. A number of mass media reported the death of one person, presumably a Palestinian from the Gaza Strip, on the West Bank of the Jordan River.
