IRI Ambassador: Iran-Armenia border was closed for 24 hours 

ArmInfo.Two of Iran's borders, including the one with Armenia, were closed for 24 hours due to problems with systems following the aggression against Iran, as stated by Iranian Ambassador to Armenia Khalil Shirgholami  at a press conference in Yerevan on March 2.

 "As of 9:30 a.m., this issue has been resolved, and traffic from  both sides is proceeding without any problems. Our consul general in  Kapan is located right on the Iranian-Armenian border, and given that  the relevant border systems had been down for over 24 hours, I tried  to understand how citizens were moving and whether there were any  crowds. He assured me there were none. According to him, there were  30-40 citizens waiting in line at the border, all of whom had  international tickets and were scheduled to fly from Yerevan. There  is the opposite  option of the process: many of our citizens prefer  flights to Yerevan, from where they reach Tehran by land," the  Iranian ambassador said.

Shirgholami added that, according to the embassy's information  yesterday, there were approximately 20 such citizens, and they  assisted them in returning to Iran. "We have not observed or don't  see any extraordinary flow of people at the border that could be  called "refugees", and this did not happen during the 12-day war  either," the diplomat added, emphasizing that Iran currently has no  concerns about this.  According to Iran, there are cases of Iranians  moving from one region of the country to another for safety reasons,  which is a natural process.