Khamenei advisor warns impact of Iraq strikes
Egypt has informed the United States of its full rejection of the attacks targeting Arab countries, emphasizing the importance of respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of nations, and working to contain regional tensions and prevent the expansion of conflicts. During a phone call between the Egyptian Foreign Minister and the U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East, Egypt reaffirmed that political and diplomatic solutions are the best way to resolve crises and condemned all attacks on Gulf countries and Jordan, while supporting the stability and security of Arab nations. In a related context, Iran issued warnings that any strikes on the Islamic nation's deterrent system would alter the strategic balance in the region, following American and Saudi strikes on pro-Iranian sites in Iraq, which resulted in the death of approximately 20 Iranian advisors, according to U.S. sources. The Iraqi government reiterated its rejection of these strikes and its refusal to allow any unilateral actions or external assaults on Iraqi territory. It also called on the United States and Saudi Arabia to provide evidence of the alleged violations, while Iraqi factions allied with Iran are monitoring the situation and are preparing to respond to any potential attack.
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