For the first time since the start of the Middle East war, Qatar partially reopens its airspace

Qatar announced the resumption of limited flights for the first time since the beginning of the war, a week ago, reports the BBC.

The country's aviation authority declared that the country's airspace will be partially reopened to allow only evacuation and essential cargo flights, writes News.ro.

Hamad International Airport has clarified that future flights in the coming days will be subject to a continuous assessment of the security situation.

Officials said earlier this week that the military had thwarted Iran's attempts to attack the airport.

Qatar intercepted nine drones on Friday, the Ministry of Defense announced. One of them landed in an uninhabited area without causing any casualties.