section_path: Impacts
section_name: Impacts
paragraph_text: Impacts
  
  Tasnim News Agency reported that Iranian authorities suspended flights at Imam Khomeini International Airport, although the facility itself was not directly affected by the attacks. Return flights were perforce canceled for pilgrims in Saudi Arabia. CNN reported that Iranians as of 15 June are fleeing major cities in Iran.
  
  Flights were also suspended from Israel's airports and both Iraq and Jordan closed their airspace. Israel declared a state of special emergency, shut down its airspace, closed schools and banned large social gatherings. Israel also called up tens of thousands of IDF reservists in preparation for an Iranian retaliation. The IDF announced that all of its pilots involved in the strikes returned unharmed.
  
  The Community Security Trust issued warnings to the Jewish communities in the United Kingdom and France. Jewish Community Protection Service asked French Jews to be "extremely vigilant". The Jerusalem Post reported the Anti-Defamation League was monitoring the situation within the United States. The NYPD said they are increasing security at Jewish sites across New York City. New York governor Kathy Hochul said that the state is closely monitoring the situation, increasing security at sensitive sites and cybersecurity operations. New York City mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said that they are deploying officers to Israeli embassies for protection, with Tisch saying: "That heightened deployment continued today and will continue for the next several days".
  
  On 15 June, the US embassy in Iraq warned Americans may be targeted in attacks. The State Department issued a level 4 travel advisory for Iraq.
  
  On 17 June, CNN reported that India evacuated its students from Tehran through the Armenia–Iran border.
  
  On 18 June, three Iranian government planes flew from Iran to Oman, one of those planes is the presidential plane, believed by some analysts to be Iranian diplomats heading to Oman for ceasefire talks.
  
  On 20 June, anti-Israel activists from Palestine Action said they damaged two British Royal Air Force military aircraft.