Flights Operating Normally in Iran after Israeli Aggression
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The spokesperson for the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran said the process of flights in the country has returned to normal since 9 am local time on Saturday following a hiatus in the wake of the Israeli regime’s act of aggression.
Jafar Yazarlou said all flights across Iran have continued to operate normally since 9 am on October 26.
He advised the passengers to stay in contact with the airlines and notice the messages from the aviation companies.
The spokesman also called on the travelers to get the latest information about the departure time before going to the airports.
In the meantime, the spokesperson for the oil refinery of Tehran denied rumors that the facility has been targeted in the Israeli regime’s attack early Saturday.
Shaker Khafaei said the refinery in southern Tehran is operating normally, rejecting any strike on the complex.
The spokesman also noted that the oil refinery’s civil defense units are fully prepared to deal with any incident.
The Iranian Air Defense issued a statement on Saturday, saying that the criminal, illegitimate and fake regime of Israel in a move to escalate tensions launched attacks on some military sites in the provinces of Tehran, Khuzestan and Ilam in the early hours of October 26.
Iran’s air defenses intercepted and successfully confronted the acts of aggression, it said, adding that some limited damage was caused in some areas, the dimensions of which are being investigated.
