GeopoliticsIMPORTANTSeptember 11 at 04:05 PM

Saudi Foreign Ministry, in response to targeting of East-West Pipeline, "the Kingdom has chosen not to retaliate at this stage and to support the efforts of the Iraqi government" to allow Iraq to take measures to prevent attacks from its territory

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Saudi Arabia decided against immediate retaliation after an East-West Pipeline attack, opting to support Iraqi measures to halt cross-border strikes while oil markets face substantial supply threats.

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Saudi Foreign Ministry, in response to targeting of East-West Pipeline, "the Kingdom has chosen not to retaliate at this stage and to support the efforts of the Iraqi government" to allow Iraq to take measures to prevent attacks from its territory

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