Riyadh Rejects Claims of Saudi Airspace Being Used for Attacks Linked to Iran
Saudi Arabia's deputy minister for public diplomacy, Rayed Krimly, has denied the Kingdom authorized its airspace for use in supporting military operations amid regional tensions involving Iran.
Saudi Arabia’s deputy minister for public diplomacy, Rayed Krimly, refuted claims that Saudi airspace had been used to support attacks linked to Iran.
This denial came through a post on X and served as an official response to the allegations circulating due to rising regional tensions.
Krimly emphasized the Kingdom's commitment to de-escalation efforts and its stance in favor of negotiations over confrontations.
He specifically warned against attributing unsubstantiated claims to unnamed sources, some of which were purported to be Saudis.
This statement emerged amidst an escalating situation in the Gulf and ongoing speculation regarding potential involvement by regional states in the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States.
Saudi Arabia has consistently advocated for dialogue and stability within the region.