World Lebanon blocks Iranian plane from entering airspace after Israeli threats, ministry source says Published September 28, 2024 Updated September 28, 2024 03:29pm Save Saved 1 min Comments Photo: Reuters By Reuters Add BRecorder as a trusted source on Google CAIRO: Lebanon’s transport ministry told an Iranian aircraft not to enter its airspace after Israel warned air traffic control at Beirut airport that it would use “force” if the plane landed, a source at the ministry told Reuters. Iran’s Supreme Leader moved to secure location under heightened security, sources say The source said it was not clear what was on the plane. “The priority is people’s lives,” the source added. Lebanon Beirut MENA Israeli military Israeli airstrike Israeli threats Comments Comments are closed for this article. More Stories Oil drops on lower demand forecasts despite deadlock in US-Iran talks First youth employment policy launched Consumers of Discos & KE: Govt seeks to recover Rs34bn for Q2FY26 EU changes GSP+ mechanism: MoC Food, fruits: Belarus agrees to promote online B2B trade Naqvi briefs Pezeshkian about Makkah Accord FO indicates 60-day extension in ceasefire Transporters’ strike: USD500m worth of export containers stuck at factories: PTEA Trademark right of Basmati rice: Pakistan hails Australian court’s decision Economists see little chance of US granting USD10bn ESF request Standardised national e-filing framework: SC begins consultations with bar bodies Browse all stories
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