Overview
- Saudi Arabia summoned Iraq's ambassador to lodge a formal complaint over attacks it says originated on Iraqi territory.
- The foreign ministry said the attacks targeted the kingdom and other Gulf states, citing the Saudi Press Agency.
- The step followed a similar complaint from the United States, according to AFP reporting.
- Pro‑Iranian groups in Iraq had claimed daily attacks on enemy bases before pausing operations on April 8 after a temporary US–Iran ceasefire.
- No official response from Iraq was reported, which leaves open how Baghdad will rein in armed groups and stop cross‑border fire.