"The attack follows a week of failed negotiations in Geneva, causing an increasing number of governments to urge citizens to leave Iran, Israel, and parts of the wider region, alongside airlines adjusting routes and services in response to shifting risk assessments."
"The United Arab Emirates has temporarily closed its airspace, with the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) announcing the measures were aimed at ensuring the safety of flights and aircrews, as well as safeguarding the UAE's territory as a wider security issue unfolds in the region."
"Emirates has grounded all flights from Dubai and is advising customers to monitor the situation closely. 'We are actively monitoring the situation, engaging with relevant authorities and adjusting our operations in line with the latest developments,' it said in a statement."
Following confirmed military operations by the US and Israel against Iran on Saturday, multiple Middle Eastern nations including the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Iran, Israel, Iraq, and Bahrain closed their airspace. The attack came after failed negotiations in Geneva. Major airlines including Emirates and Etihad Airways suspended or modified flight operations in response to the security situation. Governments urged citizens to leave Iran, Israel, and surrounding regions. Airlines are actively monitoring developments and adjusting operations according to guidance from aviation authorities. Travelers with booked Middle East flights face significant disruptions and should contact their airlines or travel agents for updates on their reservations.
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