In response to a missile attack on Israel, Iran has closed its western airspace, as confirmed by Majid Akhavan, spokesman for the National Civil Aviation Organisation. The closure is effective until further notice due to safety assessments. Concurrently, the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority has announced a closure of its airspace for 72 hours, while Syria has temporarily shut its southern airspace for 12 hours and suspended flights at Damascus Airport. This missile attack marks the first from Iran since the ceasefire on April 8. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) confirmed that defensive systems successfully intercepted the missiles, and no casualties or damage have been reported. The IDF has issued directives urging the public to seek shelter, highlighting the seriousness of the threat. This escalation follows an Israeli strike on Hezbollah positions in Beirut, which was a response to earlier attacks on Israeli territory.