- A Mashhad–Najaf flight was scheduled to depart at 18:45 on Sunday, according to the Public Relations Manager of Razavi Khorasan airports.
- The route had been suspended for 10 days, the official said.
- No further details on the cause of the suspension, the scale of resumed service, or the official's name could be confirmed from the available source.
Flights between Mashhad, in northeastern Iran, and Najaf, in southern Iraq, have resumed after being suspended for 10 days, according to the Public Relations Manager of Razavi Khorasan airports.
A Mashhad-to-Najaf flight is scheduled to depart at 18:45 on Sunday, the official said.
The identity of the Razavi Khorasan airports official could not be independently confirmed, and no further details on the cause of the suspension or the number of flights now operating were provided in the available source material.
