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Saudi Arabia Calls on Iraq to Prevent Attacks From Its Territory

Saudi Arabia has called on Iraq to take measures to prevent attacks being launched from its territory, following accusations of drone strikes by pro-Iranian militias.

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Saudi Arabia has called on the Iraqi government to take necessary measures to prevent attacks being launched from its territory, following accusations that pro-Iranian militias based in Iraq have targeted the kingdom with drones. In a statement posted by an official Saudi broadcaster, the kingdom emphasized the necessity for Iraq to ensure its territory is not used as a launching point for aggression.

Heightened Tensions

This call comes amid heightened tensions in the region, where Iran-aligned groups have been increasingly active. The Saudi government has previously expressed concerns over the security threats posed by these militias, which are believed to operate with support from Iran.

Regional Implications

The situation underscores the complex geopolitical dynamics at play in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia's request to Iraq highlights the interconnectedness of regional security issues and the need for cooperative measures to address cross-border threats. The response from Iraq and the actions it takes will be closely watched by neighboring countries and international stakeholders.

Source: BSS

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