Air India Pauses Flights to Israel for One Week Over US-Iran Tensions
Coverage on Channel 12 noted that the suspension will last one week, with operations resuming only after a security evaluation.
The decision comes shortly after Narendra Modi visited Israel on Feb. 25, meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.
Western nations have urged citizens to avoid non-essential travel to both Israel and Iran due to escalating regional tensions and the risk of US military action against Tehran. Similarly, China advised its nationals to leave Iran amid heightened external security threats.
Meanwhile, the third round of nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran took place Thursday in Geneva, and US military forces remain positioned in the region amid ongoing security concerns.
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