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Iran closed airspace near the Strait of Hormuz Jan. 27–29 for live-fire drills amid U.S. military buildup and rising tensions.
Iran has closed airspace near the Strait of Hormuz from January 27 to 29 for live-fire military exercises within a five-nautical-mile radius up to 25,000 feet, according to a Notice to Airmen.
The drills, described as routine by Iran, come amid rising tensions with the U.S., which has deployed an aircraft carrier strike group, fighter jets, and air-defense systems to the region.
The U.S. conducted readiness exercises to demonstrate rapid response capabilities, while Iran warned any attack would trigger an "all-out war."
The Strait, vital for global oil and LNG trade, remains a flashpoint, though analysts deem a full closure unlikely due to Iran’s own reliance on the route.
Regional allies including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar are working with the U.S. to prevent escalation.
Irán cerró el espacio aéreo cerca del Estrecho de Ormuz el 27-29 de enero para ejercicios de fuego real en medio de la acumulación militar estadounidense y las crecientes tensiones.