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Saudi Arabia rejected the Wall Street Journal's claims based on Ansarullah's request for compensation Saudi Arabia denied the authenticity of what the Wall Street Journal attributed to Ansarullah regarding the financial demands and emphasized that what was said in this report is not based on facts. Arti wrote: Raad Karimli, Saudi Arabia's deputy foreign minister for public diplomacy, through the "X" platform, announced the kingdom's firm rejection of what the "Wall Street Journal" published regarding the claims attributed to the Ansarullah group, and emphasized that what was said in this report has no basis or truth to their article or source, and is a similitude of their article or source.

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Saudi Arabia rejected the Wall Street Journal's claims based on Ansarullah's request for compensation Saudi Arabia denied the authenticity of what the Wall Street Journal attributed to Ansarullah regarding the financial demands and emphasized that what was said in this report is not based on facts. Arti wrote: Raad Karimli, Saudi Arabia's deputy foreign minister for public diplomacy, through the "X" platform, announced the kingdom's firm rejection of what the "Wall Street Journal" published regarding the claims attributed to the Ansarullah group, and emphasized that what was said in this report has no basis or truth to their article or source, and is a similitude of their article or source.

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