Herzog Flies over Turkey Despite Ban on Israeli State Planes, Joins Summit Alongside
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Herzog flies over Turkey despite ban on Israeli state planes, joins summit alongside
The Israeli president traveled to Azerbaijan on a commercial AZAL flight that crossed Turkish airspace; Ankara says it was unaware he was aboard, while an Iranian representative and officials from countries without diplomatic ties to Israel attend the Baku summit
Israeli President Isaac Herzog reportedly traveled on a scheduled plane owned by Azerbaijan Airlines to the international conference in Baku due to Turkey's closure of airspace to Israeli government planes. Turkish officials close to the matter said the flight was using Turkish airspace.
Israeli president uses Turkish airspace on Azerbaijani flight amid headscarf dispute between allies: report - Turkish Minute
Israeli President Isaac Herzog flew through Turkish airspace to Azerbaijan on a passenger jet on Wednesday, circumventing restrictions on Israeli government aircraft as a dispute over school headscarf restrictions strained relations between Ankara and Baku, according to a Middle East Eye report. Herzog traveled from Tel Aviv to the Azerbaijani capital of Baku aboard Azerbaijan […]
Israeli President Herzog, whose trip to Baku was blocked by Türkiye two years ago, this time used Turkish airspace. At the summit Herzog attended in Baku yesterday, Türkiye was represented by Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The two were pictured together in the family photo.
Israeli President Herzog used Turkish airspace while traveling to Baku. A Turkish official said that Herzog travelled on a scheduled flight and therefore no special request for the use of Turkish airspace was made.
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