Iraq proposes Iran-Saudi Security Council

A report indicates that the Iraqi Prime Minister's Security Advisor, Qasim al-Araji, proposed the establishment of a "Unified Security Coordination Council" between Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, with the aim of boosting trust among the two countries, which are facing escalating regional tensions. The reactions from Iran and Saudi Arabia to this proposal remain unclear. This development occurs amid regional security and political operations, as Iraq announced the interception and destruction of drone attacks targeting oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, which Riyadh has attributed to Iranian-backed militias. Iraq believes that the decision to keep weapons exclusively in the hands of the state is a sovereign strategy, and emphasizes the importance of political dialogue to reduce tensions.

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