Key Points
- The US and Saudi Arabia conducted a joint airstrike in Iraq
- The strikes were in response to drone attacks directed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
- The Saudi regime announced it would exercise its right to self-defense against attacks on its oil facilities
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The US and Saudi Arabia have conducted airstrikes in Iraq against logistics centers and arms depots belonging to groups 'close to Iran'. The strikes were carried out in response to more than 30 drone attacks directed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards over the past 72 hours.
The Saudi regime's Ministry of Defense announced that it had targeted 'Iran-backed' militias in Iraq, stating that it would exercise its right to self-defense in the face of attacks on its oil facilities. Iranian officials, on the other hand, stated that they had no involvement in missile or drone attacks launched from other countries against the Saudi regime, and that attributing all attacks in the region to Iran would be a 'miscalculation'.
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- Why did the US and Saudi Arabia conduct an airstrike in Iraq?
- The US and Saudi Arabia conducted an airstrike in Iraq in response to more than 30 drone attacks directed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards over the past 72 hours.
- Where were the strikes carried out?
- The strikes were carried out in eastern Iraq against logistics centers and arms depots belonging to groups 'close to Iran'.
- What did Iran say about the attacks?
- Iranian officials stated that they had no involvement in missile or drone attacks launched from other countries against the Saudi regime, and that attributing all attacks in the region to Iran would be a 'miscalculation'.
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