Saudi Arabia clarifies airstrikes targeted militias, not Iraq or its people
Most outlets reported that Saudi Arabia stated its recent airstrikes were directed at militias rather than Iraq or its people. The coverage led with the clarification from an official, noting the emphasis on national security concerns and the distinction between militias and the Iraqi government. A few also briefly mentioned Saudi Arabia's stated desire for stronger relations with Iraq.
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Saudi Arabia says strikes targeted militias, not Iraq or its people
The official claimed that these militias posed a direct threat to Saudi Arabia's national security
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Saudi Arabia Iraq airstrikes targeted militias, not Iraq: Official
Saudi Arabia said it wants stronger relations with Iraq, stating that recent air strikes targeted armed militias and not the Iraqi government or people. The statement came after attacks on alleged militia positions in Iraq. A Saudi government official said the strikes were aimed at armed groups that posed security threats to Saudi Arabia. According […]
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