Planes parked at Beirut International Airport, June 13, 2025. (Credit: Mohammad Yassin/L'Orient-Le Jour)
The Lebanese civil aviation authority announced Friday evening the closure of its airspace until 6 a.m., a source told L'Orient-Le Jour.
This measure comes after tensions escalated in the region, with Israel conducting massive strikes on early Friday morning in Iran. In response, Iran launched missiles at Israel.
The Lebanese civil aviation authority announced Friday evening the closure of its airspace until 6 a.m., a source told L'Orient-Le Jour.
This measure comes after tensions escalated in the region, with Israel conducting massive strikes on early Friday morning in Iran. In response, Iran launched missiles at Israel.
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