Turkey and Iran have mutually suspended day-trip crossings at their border, Turkey’s trade minister said Monday as Israeli-US strikes continued to pound the Islamic Republic. “Same-day passenger crossings at all three customs gates have been mutually suspended,” Trade Minister Omer Bolat wrote on X. For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.But he insisted there was “no extraordinary situation” at the three crossings along their shared 500-kilometre (300-mile) frontier. “Iran is allowing its own citizens to enter their country via Turkey... we are also allowing our own citizens and third-country nationals to enter our country from Iran,” he said. Despite the strikes, which began on Saturday morning, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said later that day that Turkey had not experienced any problems “in terms of border security.”Iran’s neighbors have long feared that a new round of strikes on the country could destabilize the entire region, unleashing