Passenger flights between Iran and China, as well as between Iran and Russia, have resumed after a two-month suspension caused by the US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran, state media from both countries reported on Tuesday.

ISNA – CGTN, a Chinese state media outlet, announced that passenger flights between Iran and China have resumed for the first time in 60 days.

Mahan Air, Iran’s largest airline, announced the resumption of select China-Iran passenger routes, including those between Tehran and major Chinese cities of Shanghai, Guangzhou and Beijing.

Meanwhile, Russia’s Sputnik news agency reported that the first Tehran-Moscow flight and its return route resumed on Tuesday after the pause.

The flights had been suspended following the launch of the US-Israeli war on Iran.