Key Points
- Saudi Arabia and the US conducted joint operations against Iran
- At least 20 militants were killed during the operation
- The operation poses a risk of escalation in regional conflict
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Saudi Arabia and the US have conducted joint operations against armed groups in Iraq supported by Iran, posing a serious risk of escalation in regional conflict.
The US Central Command announced that the operation was carried out against militants linked to Iran. The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces reported that at least 20 militants were killed during the operation.
The US and Saudi Arabia stated that they conducted the operations in exercise of their right to self-defense against Iran's actions in the region.
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- What is the purpose of the operation?
- The purpose of the operation, carried out within the framework of self-defense rights against militant groups supported by Iran, is to eliminate threats in the region
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- At least 20 militants were killed during the operation
- What is the impact of the operation on regional conflict?
- The operation poses a risk of escalation in regional conflict
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