BREAKING: NATO Nation Seizes Iranian Passenger Plane; IRGC To Launch Major Operation?

By Times Of India

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An Iranian passenger aircraft operated by Caspian Airlines was stopped at Istanbul Airport after Turkish bailiffs reportedly boarded the Boeing 737 and served an order linked to an unpaid debt of around €3 million. The aircraft was preparing to depart with passengers on board when authorities prevented it from taking off, leaving travellers caught in the middle of a financial dispute involving the Iranian airline. The incident comes as Iranian aviation faces mounting pressure from US sanctions targeting the country’s aviation sector. Restrictions have affected aircraft access, spare parts, financing and international operations, making it increasingly difficult for Iranian carriers to maintain international connections. But the Istanbul incident highlights a different kind of pressure: a commercial aircraft being physically grounded because of a financial claim. The reported €3 million dispute now puts the airline, aircraft and passengers at the centre of another challenge for Iran’s a

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