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Iraq Asserts Sovereignty Against Regional Aggression

February 6, 202650 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
Iraq Asserts Sovereignty Against Regional Aggression
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The Iraqi National Security Advisor, Qassem Al-Araji, stated on Friday that Iraq will not permit its territory or airspace to be used for aggressive actions against any nation. He emphasized Baghdad's dedication to maintaining its sovereignty and avoiding entanglement in regional disputes.

Al-Araji further expressed, in remarks reported by Al Jazeera, that the Iraqi government aims to address regional challenges through diplomatic efforts and dialogue, which are essential for reducing tensions and fostering stability.
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