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Iran closes airspace to all flights as foreign minister denies it plans to execute protesters – live
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•January 15, 2026•By Adam Fulton (now); Lucy Campbell, Kirsty McEwen, Frances Mao, Amy Sedghi, Rebecca Ratcliffe and Mark Saunokonoko (earlier)👁️0
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Abbas Araghchi says hangings over anti-government demonstrations are ‘out of the question’ while flight tracking data shows airlines avoiding Iranian airspaceUS and UK military to withdraw some personnel from Middle East amid Iranian threatsAnalysis: why western diplomats are wary of predicting end days for Iran’s regimeMassacres and executions: what are we hearing from inside Iran? – podcastFor the first time in days, Iranians were able to make calls abroad from their mobiles on Tuesday, according to reporting by Associated Press. Texting services have not been restored, however, and nor has the internet.Although Iranians were able to call abroad, they could not receive calls from outside the country, several people in the capital told Associated Press. The internet remained blocked, they said, though it is possible to access some government-approved websites.
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