Iraq-Iran border crossing at Shalamcheh returns to normal after closure due to air strikes
BASRA, Iraq, April 4 (Reuters) – Passenger movement has returned to normal at the Shalamcheh border crossing between Iraq and Iran after it was closed following air strikes on the Iranian side that killed an Iraqi citizen, security sources and state news agency said on Saturday. The crossing serves as one of the main routes for imports to Iraq of vegetables and other food supplies from Iran, traders and border officials say. Any prolonged disruption can quickly affect supplies to local markets. The sources said at least five Iraqis were seriously wounded in the strikes, which hit a passenger reception