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Also, in all fairness, if those planes are already in Spain, then what? They're supposed to just stay there, never be able to go anywhere ever again? As long as they aren't flying to Iran and returning, I'd say Spain is doing as promised
Yes? Countries can ground planes. That's how airspace sovereignty works. This was a choice on Spain's part.