Iran Gradually Restores Airspace Following Military Action

Iran International reported on escalating tensions between the US and Iran, noting President Trump's past statements about destroying Iran's military preparations within a day if provoked. Sachs noted that Iran's primary objective is to reach a diplomatic agreement to lift existing sanctions. The comments were made during a recent interview regarding Middle East geopolitics. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that controlling the Strait of Hormuz is a firm strategy in its confrontation with the United States. He warned that such actions will lead to long-term negative consequences for the United States. CRI News Radio reports Sachs claims the US has confiscated hundreds of billions of dollars in Iranian funds and is using them for other purposes. The broadcaster characterizes the seizure of these assets as the theft of another nation's finances. Iran's Foreign Minister stated that the US and Israel attacking their enemy was welcomed, but expressed regret over their country's situation. The US and Iran remain in stark strategic opposition, with Iran demanding security guarantees against future military aggression. Iran reopened its eastern airspace on April 18 to facilitate international flight resumption following the February 28 US-Israeli military operations. Full service at all airports depends on technical preparations by military and civil aviation departments. Civil aviation authorities are working to restore full service at all airports once technical preparations are complete.