Planes parked at Beirut International Airport, June 13, 2025. (Credit: Mohammad Yassine/L'Orient-Le Jour)
Lebanese civil aviation announced Friday night the closure of its airspace until tomorrow morning at six o'clock, a source told L'Orient Today.
This measure comes after renewed tension in the region, following massive Israeli strikes on Iran from Thursday night to Friday. In response, Tehran sent missiles towards Israel.
Lebanese civil aviation announced Friday night the closure of its airspace until tomorrow morning at six o'clock, a source told L'Orient Today.
This measure comes after renewed tension in the region, following massive Israeli strikes on Iran from Thursday night to Friday. In response, Tehran sent missiles towards Israel.
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