Middle East Airports Shut Down After U.S.-Iran Conflict
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Major Middle Eastern airports, including Dubai International, shut down following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, leading to Iranian missile attacks on Gulf states. Airspace closures across multiple countries resulted in massive flight cancellations, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers worldwide. Key hubs like Doha, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi suspended all flights, disrupting passengers and major cargo carriers. Experts warn of prolonged airspace closures due to rising conflict risks, with the European Union aviation regulator advising airlines to avoid the area.
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