Israel and Iran Close Airspace Following Israeli Missile Strikes on Tehran

Israel and Iran have closed their airspace to civilian flights following Israeli missile strikes on Tehran described as pre-emptive and aimed at neutralizing imminent threats. The strikes, reportedly coordinated with the US, caused explosions and smoke in Tehran, prompting sirens and emergency alerts in Israel. Airlines, including Air India and IndiGo, have adjusted operations amid regional airspace closures affecting Iran, Israel, and Iraq. The situation escalates tensions in the Middle East, complicating ongoing US-Iran diplomatic talks and raising concerns of broader conflict.