Jordan reopens airspace after overnight Israel-Iran attacks

Jordan announced the reopening of its airspace Sunday morning after a night of attacks by arch-foes Israel and Iran.

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Missiles fired from Iran are pictured in the night sky over Amman in Jordanian airspace on June 14, 2025. Jordan announced on June 14 the closure of its airspace until further notice for a second time since the start of the most intense direct confrontation between arch-foes Israel and Iran. (Photo by Khalil MAZRAAWI / AFP)

Jordan announced the reopening of its airspace Sunday morning after a night of attacks by arch-foes Israel and Iran.

The civil aviation authority in Jordan, which borders Israel, said in a statement that the country's airspace had been reopened "for civilian flights following a careful risk assessment".

The kingdom had closed the airspace late Saturday, its second closure since the start of the most intense direct confrontation between Israel and Iran.

© Agence France-Presse

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