ISLAMABAD, Pakistan --- Pakistan closed its airspace Wednesday, the civil aviation authority and the military said, as fears spiked of an all-out conflict with nuclear-armed neighbor India. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) tweeted that it "has officially closed its airspace until further notice," while a Pakistani military spokesman said the decision had been taken "due to the environment." A CAA source told AFP that all airlines had been notified to "suspend their operations in Pakistan until further notice." The decision came after Pakistan said it had shot down two Indian Air Force planes in its airspace Wednesday, taking tensions between the South Asian rivals to dange...
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