Al-Zaidi: Iraq Won't Support Attacks
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali Falah Al-Zaydi, confirmed that Iraq will not allow its territory to be a launchpad for any aggression against neighboring countries, and that Iraq's skies constitute the first line of defense for national sovereignty. Al-Zaydi visited the Air Defense Operations Center to assess its readiness and preparedness to face challenges, as part of a plan to build an integrated air defense system by 2031, which includes developing monitoring and response capabilities and updating armaments. He emphasized that building a strong armed forces aims to reinforce sovereignty and decision-making independence. He also affirmed that Iraq is committed to protecting its security and sovereignty and will not permit its land or airspace to be used to threaten or attack neighboring countries. He called for strengthening its defensive capabilities and meeting its technological and military needs.
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