Breaking News! Israeli Media: Israel Closes Airspace and Cancels All Commercial Flights Amid Attack on Iran
[Global Network News] According to the latest news from the "Times of Israel" on February 28, as Israel launches strikes against Iran, it has closed its airspace and canceled all commercial flights.
It was reported that the Israeli Ministry of Transportation stated in a declaration, "The public is advised not to go to the airport until further notice." The statement added that Israelis abroad are urged to "follow the instructions and recommendations of the National Security Council."
"Once the security situation allows, the airspace will be reopened, and flights to and from Israel will resume. A notice will be issued 24 hours before flights are restored," the statement said.
According to Xinhua News Agency, explosions were heard in Tehran, the capital of Iran, on the 28th. Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that a "preemptive" strike has been launched against Iran and announced a state of emergency across Israel. Additionally, media reports indicate that approximately 30 targets within Iran have been attacked, including the Iranian presidential palace and the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and National Security.
Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iran on February 28, targeting approximately 30 locations, including the presidential palace and intelligence ministry. In response, Israel closed its airspace and canceled all commercial flights, advising the public to avoid airports until further notice. Explosions were reported in Tehran during the strikes, and the Israeli Defense Minister declared a state of emergency across the country.
- Israel has closed its airspace and canceled all commercial flights due to military operations against Iran.
- Explosions were reported in Tehran on February 28.
- Israeli Defense Minister announced a preemptive strike against Iran.
- Approximately 30 targets in Iran were attacked, including the presidential palace and intelligence ministry.
- Israeli citizens abroad are advised to follow national security guidelines.