The situation in the region is becoming increasingly tense against the backdrop of growing concerns about the possibility of a new US-Iran conflict. According to media reports, the US has begun evacuating some of its personnel from the Al-Udeid military airbase in Qatar as a precautionary measure. Sources assessed this as a "posture change" and emphasized that it was not a large-scale evacuation; Qatari officials also explained this step by the current regional tension.
Thus, it is felt that the security regime in the region is being strengthened. Because any action at such bases is not just ordinary logistics - it is usually perceived as a threat signal.
Against this backdrop, Iran's airspace also reopened after short-term restrictions. According to Reuters, Iran strictly restricted its airspace for almost several hours, after which permission for flights was restored. According to flight surveillance services, some aircraft were again heading towards Tehran.
Regarding the internal situation, there are reports that the mass protests that have engulfed Iran in recent weeks have largely subsided. However, there is no single confirmed number of casualties: officials have not provided accurate statistics, some local sources mention at least 100 security personnel dead, while opposition and human rights defenders say the number of casualties is quite high.
The most critical point of the topic is the allegations of possible executions. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi denied claims of a plan for the mass execution of protesters. This statement was made after US President Donald Trump announced that "the killing of protesters has been stopped."
The conclusion is this: the resumption of flights in the air seems like a sign of "equalization," but the geopolitical nerves on Earth are still tense. In the current scenario, every step from both sides (even "small measures") is becoming a big message - and every country in the region is calculating the impact of this wave.
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