Israeli Source: New Iran Attacks Matter of Time Amid Nuclear Tensions

An Israeli source told Al-Hadath TV that a new round of attacks against Iran is a "matter of time only," as indicators of tension surrounding Iran's nuclear program increase. The source stated that Israel is monitoring Iranian moves aimed at strengthening and fortifying components of its nuclear program, specifically mentioning the Jabal Mashk site near Natanz.

According to the source, Iran is intensifying the transfer and fortification of its nuclear program components at Jabal Mashk. Israel is observing Iran's attempts to preempt a potential attack by activating its nuclear program. The source added that Israel would carry out new attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities if Tehran crosses "red lines."

In a related development, a Persian media outlet operating in the UAE reported, citing an informed source, that Emirati authorities have notified Iranian airlines that they will not be able to operate flights to the UAE until further notice. These instructions were reportedly conveyed to Iranian airlines on the evening prior, with the suspension of flights to Dubai beginning on the current day. The report did not provide further details on the duration or reasons for the decision, which coincides with developments related to regional air traffic and escalating tensions.

In another aviation-related incident, footage shared on social media showed a pilot from Iran's Warch Airlines informing passengers that the plane had not received permission to enter Turkmenistan's airspace. The flight, bound for the Tajik capital Dushanbe, was forced to reroute and return to Iran after being denied passage through Turkmen airspace. The spokesperson for Iran's Civil Aviation Organization stated that Turkmenistan had not granted Iranian airlines the necessary permits for transit. The flight crew attempted to find an alternative northern route via Azerbaijan but did not secure all required approvals, leading to the aircraft's return to Tehran. These events occur amid ongoing regional tension and circulating media reports about Israeli and Iranian movements and flight restrictions in the region.