Iran's state-owned company Iran Air canceled all flights to European Union countries a few hours after Brussels imposed sanctions on Tehran for supplying missiles to the aggressor country russia.
This is reported by Euronews with reference to passengers who received notices of flight cancellations.
Several travelers have received text messages from Iran Air, which say that the airline has canceled flights in a European Union country.
Some of them called the Imam Khomeini Airport in Tehran to find out the reason for the cancellation of flights. There they were told that the reason was related to EU sanctions against the airline.
According to information on the website of the Flight Connections service, Iran Air planes previously flew to Germany, France, Italy and Austria.
Photo: screenshot
Recall that on October 14, the Council of the European Union approved the introduction of sanctions against Iran for providing missiles to russia for use in the war against Ukraine.
Seven legal entities and seven individuals were included in the sanctions list, including Iran Air, Saha Airlines and Mahan Air.
Earlier we reported that it was confirmed in Iran that Tehran supplied moscow with missiles and drones in exchange for currency and food.
Who we are: About us, Contacts. How we write news and our principles: Editorial code. We did our best. If you found this valuable – please support us.
To request a correction, please send an email.