Iraqi Islamic Resistance Denies Allegations of Attacks on Saudi Oil Facilities
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- The Iraqi Islamic Resistance has denied allegations of drone attacks on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia
- Riyadh had previously condemned the attacks, attributing them to 'Iran-backed militias'
- The Iraqi Islamic Resistance warned that if the kingdom were to take 'foolish action', it would face a 'severe response'
The Iraqi Islamic Resistance has denied allegations of drone attacks on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia. Riyadh had previously condemned the attacks, attributing them to 'Iran-backed militias'. The network of Iran-aligned groups in Iraq stated that this accusation reinforced the belief that 'hostility towards Iraq and its people is an inherent trait of this regime'. The Iraqi Islamic Resistance warned that if the kingdom were to take 'foolish action', it would face a 'severe response', and that the allegations were merely a pretext for not being able to respond to the brutal attacks targeting the infrastructure in Yemen.
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- Why did the Iraqi Islamic Resistance deny allegations of attacks on Saudi oil facilities?
- The Iraqi Islamic Resistance stated that the allegations were merely a pretext for not being able to respond to the brutal attacks targeting the infrastructure in Yemen.
- Who does Riyadh claim carried out the attacks?
- Riyadh claims that the attacks were carried out by 'Iran-backed militias'.
- What will the Iraqi Islamic Resistance do if the kingdom takes 'foolish action'?
- The Iraqi Islamic Resistance warned that if the kingdom were to take 'foolish action', it would face a 'severe response'.
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