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Saudi Arabia Conducts Joint Strikes with US Against Iranian-Backed Militias in Iraq

Saudi Arabia has conducted joint airstrikes with the United States against Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, marking a shift from its previous military restraint. This operation follows a series of drone attacks on Saudi territory by Iraqi militias and reflects a more aggressive stance by Saudi Arabia in the ongoing regional conflict. The kingdom's military reforms and increased spending aim to bolster its capabilities amid escalating tensions.

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Saudi Arabia has conducted joint airstrikes with the United States against Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, marking a shift from its previous military restraint. This operation follows a series of drone attacks on Saudi territory by Iraqi militias and reflects a more aggressive stance by Saudi Arabia in the ongoing regional conflict. The kingdom's military reforms and increased spending aim to bolster its capabilities amid escalating tensions.

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Joint operation with US opens Saudi Arabia to barrage from Iran and its proxies

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Saudi Arabia Conducts Joint Strikes with US Against Iranian-Backed Militias in Iraq