Borders closing and airspaces shut as Israel-Iran conflict rages | News

Pakistan closes its border with Iran while Jordan suspends the flights but maintains land passages with operational Israel.

Pakistan has closed all of its border passages with Iran for an indefinite period while travel continues to be strongly disturbed by intensification conflict between Israel and IranAnd the airspace in the region has also been affected by flying missiles in neighboring countries in both directions.

Crossing Iran “was suspended until further notice”, Atta Ult Munim, an official of one of the Pakistani district crossings in Chaghi, said on Monday. Qadir Bakhsh Pirkani, a senior official in the Balutchistan province, told AFP news agency that border facilities along the border more than 900 km (560 miles) had been closed.

Iranian airspace has been closed by counting the attacks of Israel. The civil aviation authority said that Iran’s airspace would remain closed “until further notice” to “protect the safety of passengers”.

Israel’s international airport Ben Gurion has remained closed “until further notice”. The Israeli flag carrier El Al Airlines said that he had suspended all flights until at least Thursday with additional cancellations in many European cities extending until June 23.

However, three passages paying land between Israel and Jordan – the Jordan River, the King Hussein bridge (Allenby) and the crossings of Yitzhak Rabin – remained functional.

The Israeli National Security Council has advised its citizens to avoid traveling through Jordan and Egypt due to security risks. The authority of Israeli airports also said that there was “no recommendation” for the Israelis to go to Greece or Cyprus because “passengers can expect to wait until a return flight is really possible”.

Jordan announced on Sunday the closure of his airspace for the second time since Israel launched his surprise assault on Iran on Friday. Amman said the Jordanian army had intercepted ballistic missiles that had entered Jordanian airspace.

Several countries were preparing to evacuate their nationals from the conflict zone. The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland said that it planned to buy around 200 of its citizens visiting Israel through the capital of Jordan.

India has declared that its diplomats helped some Indian students move out of danger in Iran. “The Indian Embassy in Tehran continuously monitors the security situation and hires Indian students in Iran to ensure their security,” said a statement from the Ministry of External Affairs.

“In some cases, students are moved with [the] The facilitation of the embassy in safer places in Iran, “he added.

Several airlines have announced flight suspensions. The Russian aeroflot canceled flights between Moscow and Tehran and made changes to other roads in the Middle East. Qatar Airways said that he had temporarily canceled flights to Iran, Iraq and Syria.

Greece Aegean Airlines has canceled all flights to and from Tel Aviv until July 12 as well as all flights to and from Beirut, Amman and Erbil until June 28.