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Over 30,000 German travelers are stranded abroad after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran triggered airspace closures and mass flight cancellations across the Middle East.
Tens of thousands of German travelers are stranded abroad due to flight cancellations and airspace closures across the Middle East following U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran and subsequent regional retaliation.
Airports in key hubs like Dubai, Doha, and Amman were affected, disrupting global air travel and grounding flights operated by Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, Air France, and others.
Around 30,000 German tourists, many on cruise ships or in hotels, cannot return home, with German officials ruling out military evacuations due to closed airspace and urging travelers to stay put.
The Czech Republic is deploying planes to Egypt, Jordan, and Oman to repatriate its citizens.
The crisis, the worst since the pandemic, has caused major travel chaos, disrupted global markets, and highlighted the vulnerability of international travel to geopolitical conflict.
Más de 30.000 viajeros alemanes están atrapados en el extranjero después de que los ataques de EE.UU. e Israel contra Irán provocaron el cierre del espacio aéreo y la cancelación masiva de vuelos en todo el Medio Oriente.