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Furthermore, aviation authorities would issue “Notices to Airmen,” more commonly known as NOTAMs. These are essential communication tools used to alert pilots of potential hazards or the closure of specific airspaces. In the event of a ballistic missile attack, the civilian aviation authorities of the affected Gulf states would immediately ground flights and redirect traffic, a move that would be visible on every global flight-tracking platform within minutes. Additionally, independent monitoring organizations and satellite imagery providers would be able to verify thermal signatures and impact sites shortly after any such event occurred. At present, the absence of these coordinated, multi-layered confirmations suggests that the situation remains in the realm of unverified reporting.
