Iran's agents and Iraq's duty

The article focused on Iran's strategy in managing conflicts through support for armed militias in the region. It relies on groups to which it owes allegiance, providing them with weapons and training to carry out political and military attacks, while concealing legal and political responsibility for these actions. The text clarified that these militias target not only military sites but also energy facilities and civilian infrastructure, thereby threatening the global economy and international navigation security. This approach keeps regional stability hostage to Tehran’s interests. Saudi Arabia demands that Iraq prevent the use of its territory to launch attacks against neighboring countries, based on international law that obligates states to prevent their lands from being exploited for attacks on others. The article emphasized that full control of Iraqi territory is essential for its national interests, and distinguished between the kingdom’s respect for the Iraqi state and its support for militias operating under external agendas. Furthermore, the article stressed the importance of deterring attacks through strengthening military, intelligence, and diplomatic capabilities. It warned that leniency toward militias encourages their expansion. The conclusion underlined that resolving these issues requires cutting off support sources for these groups, restoring state sovereignty, and complying with international law. It affirmed that the security of the Kingdom is non-negotiable, and that it will not allow its territory to be used as a platform for threats, while reserving the right to respond and defend its interests.

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