Saudi airstrikes in Iraq have occurred before
Saudi Arabia previously carried out military strikes inside Iraq, especially during the Gulf War in 1991, when its air force participated in bombing strategic Iraqi sites as part of an international coalition, aiming to protect Saudi territory and prevent "Scud" missile strikes from reaching it. Currently, the Kingdom announced the execution of targeted airstrikes inside Iraq, targeting sites of Iran-backed armed factions, in response to attacks on Saudi oil facilities. This operation was coordinated with the U.S. Central Command. Saudi Arabia acted in accordance with its right to self-defense, with the strikes focusing on warehouses and military targets in areas such as Basra, Babil, and Diyala.
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