Tehran, today Monday, lodged an official complaint with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) against US restrictions on its civil aviation sector. The head of Iran's Civil Aviation Organization stated that the American measures limit Iranian airlines' access to essential services
and capabilities for fleet operation, emphasizing their negative impact on the civil sector's effectiveness. In a related context, Mohammad Mokhber, advisor and aide to the Iranian Supreme Leader, hinted at retaliation against countries suspending Iranian airline flights. Mokhber warned that continued
restrictions on Iranian air traffic could impact regional air traffic. In an "X" post, Mokhber affirmed: "Aviation in the region will either be available to everyone, or to no one." He added: "If Iran cannot operate flights and obtain airport services,
no country in the region will be able to do so either."
