Saudi Arabia calls Iraq target strike self-defense

Saudi Arabia announced that its strikes on targets within Iraq came within the framework of its right to self-defense, in response to attacks carried out by Iraqi militias targeting petroleum facilities in the Kingdom. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified that the strikes were coordinated with U.S. Central Command, and they follow an escalation in drone attacks by these militias, which have resulted in the death of about 20 people and injuries to 32 in Iraq. Saudi Arabia emphasized that it will not hesitate to take necessary measures to protect its sovereignty and citizens if such attacks are repeated, despite its efforts to avoid escalation. Additionally, the Iraqi government condemned the aggression, describing it as a violation of Iraq's sovereignty and an overreach of its security institutions. It called for respecting Iraq's unity and rejected the use of Iraqi territory to launch attacks on neighboring countries.

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