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Iran flights to Baghdad, Muscat cancelled ahead of US aviation sanctions

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Flights from Iran to Baghdad and Muscat are scheduled to be cancelled starting at midnight on Tuesday. The cancellations coincide with the imminent implementation of expanded aviation sanctions by the United States. Iranian aviation officials are currently engaged in negotiations with their counterparts in Iraq and Oman regarding the status of these air routes.

While the Iranian aviation sector has faced various international sanctions for several years, these specific measures arrive seven months into the ongoing regional conflict. The move reflects the broader impact of US economic policy on Iran’s international connectivity and the operational challenges currently facing the country's aviation industry.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Al Jazeera Focuses on diplomatic negotiations and the seven-month conflict timeline.
Free Malaysia Today Highlights the long-term history of existing aviation sector sanctions.
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