Iran to close Tehran airspace Monday for funeral ceremonies

Iran will fully shut Tehran’s airspace on Monday as part of funeral arrangements for its former supreme leader, the Iranian Students’ News Agency reported. Mourners gathered for a second day of ceremonies in Tehran. Red flags bearing slogans calling for vengeance were displayed at the Grand Mosalla.

Regional developments A four-month-old Palestinian boy died after Israeli forces blocked his medical transfer at a checkpoint near Deir Ammar, west of Ramallah, Wafa reported. Soldiers also fired tear gas at residents and vehicles. Israeli army gunfire wounded a Palestinian in the Qalandia refugee camp north of Jerusalem, according to the same agency.

Paramedics provided first-aid treatment. Israeli forces struck the outskirts of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, with no casualties reported at local hospitals so far. Civil defence teams described the area as restricted.

Oil markets and shipping OPEC+ approved a further increase in output targets starting in August, adding 188,000 barrels per day from previous voluntary adjustments. The decision comes as exports through the Strait of Hormuz begin to recover. The toll from Israeli attacks in Lebanon since March 2 reached at least 4,304 killed and 12,203 wounded, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said.