An Iraqi parliamentarian says US sanctions on Iranian flights are not binding.
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On September 26, the first vice president of the Iraqi Parliament, Adnan Faihan, denounced United States sanctions targeting entities linked to Iranian airlines, stating that these measures are not legally binding. The statement follows the suspension of Iranian flights by several airports in Iraq in compliance with the U.S. restrictions.
Simultaneously, Iranian authorities denied on the same day that Tehran plans to respond militarily to the regional flight suspensions. However, Iran warned that it could implement reciprocal measures in response to the actions taken by countries in the region.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Irán niega que vaya a responder militarmente a las suspensión de sus vuelosFocuses on Iran's denial of military retaliation and warning of reciprocal measures.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Un parlamentario iraquí dice que las sanciones de EEUU a vuelos iraníes no son vinculantesHighlights the Iraqi parliamentary official's rejection of the binding nature of U.S. sanctions.