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Iraq Denies Attacks Launched from Its Territory

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The Iraqi government has denied claims of attacks launched from its territory, with the spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Sabah al-Noman, stating that there is no evidence to support these allegations. Al-Noman also revealed a comprehensive security plan to enhance sovereignty and prevent future attacks, emphasizing that only official security forces are responsible for security and that the state controls all arms. The government has demanded evidence to support the claims and will not allow any individual actions from within Iraq that affect the security of other countries.

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  1. Al Mayadeen Español avatar

    Al Mayadeen Español

    Telegram / @almayadeenespanol

    ⚡️⚡️ #ÚltimoMinuto | Irak Portavoz del Comandante en Jefe de las Fue...

  2. Al Mada avatar

    Al Mada

    RSS / @almadapaper.net/rss

    الحكومة :لا أدلة على انطلاق "هجمات" من العراق وحصر السلاح بيد الدولة م...

  3. مراسلون | اخبار سوريا avatar

    مراسلون | اخبار سوريا

    Telegram / @muraselon

    العراق: الناطق باسم القائد العام للقوات المسلحة صباح النعمان: لا توجد...

  4. ISNA News Agency | خبرگزاری ایسنا | صفحه اصلی avatar

    ISNA News Agency | خبرگزاری ایسنا | صفحه اصلی

    RSS / @isna.ir/rss

    ارتش عراق: ادعاها درباره حملات از خاک عراق، بی‌اساس هستند

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