Syria and Iraq have reopened their airspace after temporary closures due to recent regional hostilities, suggesting a tentative easing of tensions in the Middle East. The Syrian civil aviation authority confirmed that operations at Damascus International Airport have resumed. Iraq also lifted a 72-hour flight ban following Iranian missile strikes on Israel, with its Civil Aviation Authority announcing the resumption of flights to and from all airports. In contrast, Iran has cancelled all domestic flights and closed its western airspace until further notice. This decision follows Iran's announcement that it is halting its military operations against Israel, although it continues to impose restrictions on its own air traffic. Some Iranian airports, including Tehran's Mehrabad Airport, were reportedly damaged during earlier military strikes. The situation remains fluid as regional authorities continue to monitor developments, with Iran's airspace closures reflecting ongoing tensions despite the recent ceasefire agreement with the US.