Iranian police closed down the Turkish Airlines office in Tehran after female employees allegedly defied the mandatory hijab law, resulting in altercations and the office's sealing. The incident reflects ongoing tensions over Iran's strict hijab regulations, which have previously sparked mass protests and led to the closure of businesses for non-compliance. This action coincided with a reported phone call between Turkish President Erdogan and Iran's President-elect, potentially complicating diplomatic relations. The closure of the Turkish Airlines office is part of a broader trend of enforcing hijab laws and cracking down on violations in Iran, despite no official judicial order for the closure being issued.