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Airport attacks are putting aviation infrastructure into the crosshairs of ongoing geopolitical conflicts

Airports have become targets in ongoing geopolitical conflicts, according to reporting carried by CNBC, the BBC, AA, the Guardian, Sky News and Al Jazeera. The outlets note that aviation infrastructure is increasingly drawn into military and security confrontations, though none of the reports specify a single incident, casualty figures or which conflicts are directly responsible.

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