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Saudi Arabia Condemns Iran-Backed Militia Attacks on Oil Facilities

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Saudi Arabia strongly condemned a series of drone and missile attacks on its oil facilities in the Eastern Province, launched by Iran-backed militias in Iraq. The attacks were intercepted by Saudi air defenses, causing no casualties or damage. Saudi Arabia reserved the right to respond to these aggressive acts and called on the Iraqi government to prevent its territory from being used for such attacks. The incident sparked regional condemnation, with countries like Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Yemen, Egypt, Morocco, and Mauritania expressing solidarity with Saudi Arabia. The Arab League and the Arab Parliament also condemned the attacks, describing them as violations of international law and threats to regional security.

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  1. Al Arabiya Breaking العربية عاجل avatar

    Al Arabiya Breaking العربية عاجل

    X / Twitter / @AlArabiya_Brk

    السعودية: ندين استمرار ميليشيات تابعة لإيران بالعراق في إطلاق المسيرات...

  2. Sky News Arabia سكاي نيوز عربية-عاجل avatar

    Sky News Arabia سكاي نيوز عربية-عاجل

    X / Twitter / @SkyNewsArabia_B

    الخارجية السعودية تدين بأشد العبارات استمرار المليشيات التابعة لإيران...

  3. Al Yaum avatar

    Al Yaum

    RSS / @alyaum.com/rssFeed/1005

    الخارجية: المملكة تحتفظ بحقها في اتخاذ إجراءات للرد على العدوان وردع ا...

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    Aden Ghad

    RSS / @adengad.net/feed

    السعودية تدين استمرار الميليشيات التابعة لإيران في العراق استهداف منشآ...

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