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Airlines told to avoid Iraq and Lebanon airspace
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has warned airlines to avoid flight routes over Iraq and Lebanon due to uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran ceasefire and the risk of rapid escalation. The advisory, extended until July 8, urges commercial airlines to exercise caution in the Middle East region.
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