Europe's air traffic control agency is warning airlines to exercise caution when planning flights in the eastern Mediterranean due to the possible threat of airstrikes on Syria.
Eurocontrol said in a statement Wednesday air-to-ground missiles could be launched within the next 72 hours. And that could disrupt radio navigation equipment.
The agency's short warning didn't reference a specific threat.
But leaders in the U.S., U.K. and France say they're considering taking military action in response to a reported chemical weapons attack that happened in Syria over the weekend.
On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to respond to the alleged attack "forcefully." He declined to say when that response would take place.
