Iran Denies Plans for Military Retaliation Over Aviation Restrictions
Iran's Supreme National Security Council said it is pursuing talks to lift the restrictions, while warning that non-military measures against some airports remain possible.
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Iran's Supreme National Security Council has denied plans for military retaliation over aviation restrictions imposed against the country, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.
The council said Tehran is instead pursuing talks aimed at lifting the restrictions, while warning that non-military measures targeting some airports remain a possibility.
Diplomatic channel preferred over escalation
The statement suggests Iranian authorities are seeking to resolve the dispute over aviation restrictions through negotiation rather than military action, while keeping some retaliatory options open.
Details on which countries or airports imposed the aviation restrictions, or on the specific non-military measures Iran might consider, were not included in the available report.
The timeline for the proposed talks and any deadline Iran has set for a resolution were not specified in the available information.
Sources
- Iran denies plans for military retaliation over aviation restrictions — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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