On 27 September, 964media reported that Harakat al-Nujaba called for a sit-in outside Najaf International Airport on Monday over disrupted Iraq–Iran flights and appealed to tribal sheikhs, pilgrimage-service groups, airline personnel and airport employees to participate. Al-Nujaba TV (Nujaba — official) had posted an invitation specifying the airport entrance and 28 September at 5 p.m. The government has said it is discussing U.S. exemptions for some Iraqi airports to resume Iranian flights for medical treatment, education and religious visits.
- 964media26 Sept, 13:52
“The government said Saturday it is in direct talks with Washington to exempt some Iraqi airports from the restrictions on Iranian airlines so that flights for medical treatment, education and religious visits can resume.”
The government said Saturday it is in direct talks with Washington to exempt some Iraqi airports from the restrictions on Iranian airlines so that flights for medical treatment, education and religious visits can resume.
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official27 Sept, 15:24
“A sit-in rejecting this unjust decision. Date: Monday, 28 September 2026. Time: 5 p.m. Place: the entrance to Najaf airport.”
وقفة اعتصامية رافضة لهذا القرار المجحف. التاريخ: الاثنين 28/09/2026 الساعة: 05:00 عصراً المكان: باب دخول مطار النجف الأشرف
- 964media27 Sept, 20:19
“Harakat al-Nujaba has called a sit-in outside Najaf International Airport on Monday against the halt to flights between Iraq and Iran, appealing to tribal sheikhs, pilgrim service groups and airline and airport employees to join.”
Harakat al-Nujaba has called a sit-in outside Najaf International Airport on Monday against the halt to flights between Iraq and Iran, appealing to tribal sheikhs, pilgrim service groups and airline and airport employees to join.
The reported appeal brings airline and airport employees into a protest call previously specified by place and time.