Iran flights to Baghdad, Muscat cancelled ahead of US aviation sanctions

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Iran will cancel flights to Baghdad and Muscat starting Wednesday due to impending U.S. aviation sanctions targeting Iranian airlines and their service providers. Officials are negotiating to reroute flights to Najaf and maintain service to other destinations like Istanbul, while the U.S. Treasury stated that non-compliance will result in exclusion from the dollar system.

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