The clerical regime cancelled its airline flights to Thailand claiming ‘poor conditions’ being the reason behind this measure. In early September, Bangkok reported it would not provide fuel to the Iranian regime’s planes adherence to international sanctions on. On 18 September, the state-run website Asr-e-Emrooz reported Bangkok Airport joining other airports that have sanctioned the Iranian regime’s airline. Two months later, in a retaliatory act, the clerical regime announced cancelation of its airline flights to Thailand under the pretext of ‘floods’ and ‘poor conditions in this country’. A considerable number of European airports have already announced cease of fuel delivery to Iranian regime airplanes. Now the question is what measure with the mullahs’ regime resort to against them?