Israel and Iran Close Airspace After Israeli Strikes on Tehran Amid Rising Tensions

Israel and Iran have closed their airspace to civilian flights following Israeli missile strikes on Tehran, described by Israel as preventive against imminent threats. The closures have disrupted airport operations, with authorities advising the public to avoid airports until further notice. Reports indicate explosions in Tehran and sirens in Israel, raising regional tensions amid ongoing US-Iran diplomatic talks and military build-up. Airlines have adjusted schedules, and flights will resume once security conditions permit with prior notice.