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- •Spain has closed its airspace to US military aircraft involved in the Iran conflict.
- •The closure affects operations from Morón and Rota military bases.
- •Increased tensions follow an Iranian attack on a US spy plane in Saudi Arabia.
Spain has closed its airspace to US military aircraft involved in operations against Iran, as confirmed by Defence Minister Margarita Robles. This decision affects the use of Morón and Rota military bases, which are jointly operated with the US. The Spanish government aims to prevent any actions that could escalate the ongoing conflict, which has seen increased military activity since late February. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been vocal against US and Israeli attacks on Iran, labeling them as reckless and illegal. The closure of airspace forces US aircraft to reroute, impacting military logistics. Additionally, tensions have escalated following an Iranian attack that destroyed a US spy plane in Saudi Arabia. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing developments in the region.
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