Claim that 'Syria has banned Iranians and Israelis from flying into the country'
An unnamed source at Damascus International Airport in Syria has claimed that the new administration has banned Iranians and Israelis from flying into the country, though no official statement has been made by the new administration.
The normalization process continues in Syria following the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
An unnamed source at Damascus International Airport claimed that the new administration has banned Iranians and Israelis from flying into Syria.
The Syrian source stated that facility officials have instructed airlines operating in Syria not to allow flights into the country by Israelis and Iranians.
No official statement has been made by the new administration in Syria regarding the claims; however, Syrian officials stated that "citizens of all countries except Israel may enter the country." Regarding Iranians, officials noted that they "will only be able to enter the country with prior authorization."
News Source: İHA
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