Tehran, July 29: Iran has denied any involvement in the reported launch of projectiles from Iraqi territory toward Saudi Arabia, rejecting allegations that it played a role in the incident and calling the accusations unfounded.
In a statement, Iranian officials said Tehran had no connection to the reported attack and reiterated that its regional policy is based on supporting stability and dialogue. The Foreign Ministry urged countries to avoid making accusations without credible evidence and warned against actions that could further inflame tensions in the Middle East.
Saudi authorities said they were investigating the reported launches and assessing the circumstances surrounding the incident. Officials have not yet released detailed information on the number of projectiles, their origin, or whether they caused damage or casualties.
Iraqi authorities also announced an investigation, saying security agencies were working to determine where the projectiles originated and identify those responsible. Baghdad reaffirmed its commitment to preventing Iraqi territory from being used to threaten neighboring countries.
The incident comes amid heightened regional tensions following a series of military and diplomatic developments involving Iran, the United States, and several Gulf states. Analysts warn that unverified allegations and retaliatory actions could further destabilize an already volatile security environment.
Diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions continue, with regional and international actors calling for restraint and emphasizing the importance of dialogue to avoid a broader escalation. Observers say the outcome of the ongoing investigations will be closely watched as governments seek to establish responsibility for the incident.
Iran reiterated its support for regional cooperation and urged all parties to refrain from steps that could deepen the crisis while investigations remain underway.
