Israel says airspace remains closed for third day amid Iran fighting

Israel has closed its airspace for the third day. This follows deadly missile strikes from Iran. The strikes were in response to Israel's bombardment campaign. The transport and foreign ministries released a joint statement. No incoming or outgoin...

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Israeli Iron Dome air defense system fires to intercept missiles over Tel Aviv, Israel, early Sunday, June 15, 2025.
Israeli authorities said the country's airspace was closed Sunday for a third consecutive day, after two nights of deadly missile strikes from Iran in response to Israel's bombardment campaign.

"Due to the security situation and in accordance with the instructions of security authorities, Israeli airspace is currently closed to civilian aviation -- no incoming or outgoing flights are operating," said a joint statement from the transport and foreign ministries.
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