Iraq has evidence that external forces are using the country's territory to launch attacks on neighboring countries, Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein said this in an interview with Al Jazeera. According to him, Baghdad is investigating terrorist attacks carried out from Iraqi territory against the Gulf countries and is trying to resolve the disputes with Saudi Arabia through diplomacy. In the past, Riyadh has blamed armed groups linked to Iran and operating in Iraq for attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure. In September, Iraqi authorities confirmed that the drones that attacked the east-west oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia were launched from Iraq. Hussain said the government was negotiating with armed groups to bring their weapons under government control. According to him, this process should take place through dialogue, and not through force. Initially, the authorities demanded that the arms transfer be completed by September 30, but due to factional opposition, the deadline was postponed to June 2027. The minister also confirmed that the US has officially demanded to close all border crossings between Iraq and Iran, except for two. At the same time, Hussein emphasized that Baghdad is interested in friendly relations with Tehran, but opposes interference in Iraq's internal affairs. The foreign minister said that due to the cessation of oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, the country lost about 60 billion dollars. Supplies were resumed after agreements were reached with Washington and Tehran. In addition, Iraq, Syria, Jordan and Turkey established a joint committee to combat the presence of the ISIS terrorist group in Syria. Donald Trump in Russian.

Iraq has evidence that external forces are using the country's territory to launch attacks on neighboring countries, Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein said this in an interview with Al Jazeera. According to him, Baghdad is investigating terrorist attacks carried out from Iraqi territory against the Gulf countries and is trying to resolve the disputes with Saudi Arabia through diplomacy. In the past, Riyadh has blamed armed groups linked to Iran and operating in Iraq for attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure. In September, Iraqi authorities confirmed that the drones that attacked the east-west oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia were launched from Iraq. Hussain said the government was negotiating with armed groups to bring their weapons under government control. According to him, this process should take place through dialogue, and not through force. Initially, the authorities demanded that the arms transfer be completed by September 30, but due to factional opposition, the deadline was postponed to June 2027. The minister also confirmed that the US has officially demanded to close all border crossings between Iraq and Iran, except for two. At the same time, Hussein emphasized that Baghdad is interested in friendly relations with Tehran, but opposes interference in Iraq's internal affairs. The foreign minister said that due to the cessation of oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, the country lost about 60 billion dollars. Supplies were resumed after agreements were reached with Washington and Tehran. In addition, Iraq, Syria, Jordan and Turkey established a joint committee to combat the presence of the ISIS terrorist group in Syria. Donald Trump in Russian.