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Iran’s air service is finally normal after almost 2 months of airspace closure due to the war! According to media sources, air traffic has started temporarily in Tehran before the second round of talks with America. It is reported that a commercial flight departed from Tehran International Airport for the first time since February 28. Not only that, Iran has said that its airspace will be fully opened this week.

It has been reported by Iran’s state television that the plane has departed from Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran to Istanbul, Muscat, the capital of Oman, and Madinah, Saudi Arabia. According to the report of the international flight monitoring organization ‘Flight Radar 24’, at least 3 planes left for Istanbul on Saturday morning. It should be noted that after 40 days of conflict, America announced a 14-day ceasefire on April 8. Then on April 21, Trump announced an indefinite ceasefire. After 3 days of this announcement, Iran opened the international airport.

Flights depart from Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran to Istanbul, Oman’s capital Muscat and Saudi Arabia’s Medina.

It should be noted that a number of Iranian leaders, including the Supreme Leader, died in the war that started on February 28. Then the bloody war continued for about a month and a half. After that, America and Iran held talks on April 11 through a cease-fire. However, no peace path was found in that meeting. Now look at the second meeting. Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar posted on his X handle and informed everyone about the arrival of the Iranian delegation including Aragachi in Pakistan.

Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance will not be in the US delegation this time. Trump wants to rely on his son-in-law after the first round of meetings failed. But the question remains. Will there be success at the negotiating table this time? Will the war in the Middle East stop?