Saudi Arabia condemns attacks on Kurdistan region targeting prime minister's office
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry denounced attacks on the Kurdistan Region of Iraq that targeted the prime minister's office, rejecting interference in Iraqi affairs.
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned recent attacks on the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, specifically targeting the office of Prime Minister Masrour Barzani. The ministry vehemently rejected any interference in Iraq's internal affairs, describing the attacks as a clear violation of Iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In a statement on Tuesday, the ministry reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's uncompromising stance against all hostile acts directed at official and political figures, as well as any actions that jeopardize the security of Iraqi state institutions or threaten the nation's stability. The ministry emphasized its unwavering commitment to respecting the principles of good neighborliness and adhering to international law, firmly opposing any form of interference in the internal matters of other countries.
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