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Saudi Arabia announced the UAV attacks carried out from Iraqi territory and targeting the East-West Oil Pipeline. It was reported that there were injuries and material damage in the attacks.
The Ministry made a statement regarding the attacks in question. "We condemn in the strongest terms the UAV attacks carried out from Iraqi territory and targeting Saudi Arabia." In the statement, it was stated that support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Saudi Arabia was reiterated, and the moderate attitude of the Saudi Arabian authorities not to escalate the tension in the region was appreciated.
In the statement, it was stated that they were pleased that the Iraqi government condemned the attacks in question and immediately launched an investigation in order to shed light on the incident and identify those responsible, and the following was noted:
"We reiterate our call to end such attacks that threaten regional stability and security as soon as possible and to avoid steps that could escalate tensions."
SAUDI ARABIA DECIDED NOT TO PROFIT
Saudi Arabia announced that the East-West Oil Pipeline was targeted in the attacks carried out by UAVs said to have come from Iraq, and reported that there were injuries and material damage in the attacks.
The Riyadh administration announced that it preferred "not to respond at this stage" upon the request of Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, and that it reserved the right to take the necessary measures to protect its sovereignty and security.
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