Iran reopens Isfahan airport after more than 80 days

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Iranian authorities announced the reopening of Isfahan International Airport on May 27, 2026, after an 80-day closure attributed to the "US-Israeli war on Iran." The reopening follows damage sustained by Tabriz International Airport in a prior US-Israeli attack, indicating a potential de-escalation or recovery phase following prolonged conflict.

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Iranian authorities have announced the reopening of Isfahan International Airport, about 440km south of Tehran. According to ISNA news agency, the airport had been closed for more than 80 days during the US-Israeli war on Iran, the governor of Isfahan said.

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