Lebanon tells Iranian flight it can’t land

Iran condemns Israel’s threat to attack Iranian flight to Lebanon
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei condemns the Israeli regime for threatening to attack an Iranian passenger plane carrying Lebanese citizens.
Iran bars Lebanese planes from taking stranded citizens home after Israeli 'threat'
Iran barred Lebanese planes from repatriating dozens of Lebanese nationals stranded in Iran on Friday, in a standoff after Lebanon blocked an Iranian civilian flight following what Tehran described as an Israeli threat to attack it.
Lebanon bars Iranian flight from landing in Beirut, sparking protests
The incident marks the latest in a series at the Beirut airport, which has been a key point of tension between Iran and people within Lebanon’s government who are cautiously distancing themselves from Iran’s influence.
Lebanon blocks Iranian passenger flight to Beirut, analysts cite Israeli pressure
Lebanon blocked an Iranian airliner from flying into Beirut Thursday after Israel accused Iran a day earlier of using civilian flights to deliver cash to Lebanese terror group Hezbollah. The chief executive of Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport,
Lebanon: Airport clashes with security forces after Iranian plane prevented from landing at Beirut
Airport clashes with security forces after Iranian plane prevented from landing at Beirut.
Lebanon tells Iranian flight it can’t land, after IDF’s Hezbollah smuggling claim
Israel accused Iran of sending cash to Lebanese terror group via passenger flights — shortly thereafter, Mahar Air flight reportedly denied permission to land in Beirut The post Lebanon tells Iranian flight it can’t land,
Iranian plane refused landing in Lebanon after IDF threat
Lebanese authorities refused to authorize an Iranian passenger plane to land at the Beirut International Airport following warnings from the IDF, Israeli and Lebanese media reported Thursday evening.
Lebanon: Protest outside Beirut airport after denying landing to a plane carrying Lebanese from Iran
Hezbollah supporters burned tires during a protest outside the entrance to Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut. Camera: Wael Hamzeh. Footage of the protest outside the entrance of Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut.
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