In a firm and decisive step, Sabah al-Nu'man, the spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Iraq, announced that the Iraqi government will not allow its territory to be used as a base for attacks against Saudi Arabia or other neighboring countries. These statements come at a time when tensions in the region are sharply rising and Iraq's national security is under threat.
Decisive Response to Threats
Al-Nu'man further stated, "We clearly declare that any aggressive action that seeks to use Iraqi territory against neighboring countries will be met with a decisive response." These words reflect the Iraqi government's firm determination to maintain the sovereignty and national security of the country.
Iraq, as an important country in the Middle East, has always been at the center of political and military attention. Given the geographical position of this country and its proximity to regional powers, maintaining stability and security is vital for Iraq. Al-Nu'man emphasized the necessity of cooperation with neighboring countries to create security and stability, stating that "Iraq is currently in a sensitive period."
Regional and International Cooperation
Iraq is striving to strengthen diplomatic relations and security cooperation with other countries in the region to provide the necessary groundwork for sustainable security. According to Al-Nu'man, "As an independent country, we must pay attention to our security needs and not allow others to use our land as a battlefield." This approach reflects profound changes in Iraq's policies and its determination to prioritize national security.
The spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Iraq concluded by emphasizing that "Iraq, as an independent country with a rich history, will prove its competence in making security decisions and will not allow its land to become a scene for military conflicts." These statements indicate the serious determination of the Iraqi government to maintain its sovereignty and independence against external pressures.
