Iraq proposes de-escalation between Saudi and Iran
The Iraqi Prime Minister’s Security Advisor, Qasim al-Araji, revealed that Iraq has proposed the establishment of a "Unified Security Coordination Council" between Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, aimed at analysis and building trust among the parties. He confirmed that the main issue between Iran and Saudi Arabia revolves around a trust crisis, and that keeping weaponry under Iraqi state control is a strategic decision intended to preserve sovereignty and restrict military decision-making. This comes within the context of Baghdad’s efforts to contain the escalation between the two countries and to communicate with Saudi Arabia through officials, especially after Saudi accusations against Iraqi officials of targeting oil facilities with drones launched from Iraq. Baghdad is currently investigating these allegations to maintain its regional relations.
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