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Reuters reported that Saudi Arabia's air force attacked positions of militias backed by the Islamic Republic in northern Iraq near the Saudi border using fighter jets. The attacks occurred on April 7, coinciding with the ceasefire between Tehran and Washington. Additionally, Iraqi sources indicated that rockets were launched into Iraq from Kuwait on at least two occasions, though it is unclear if the rockets were fired by Kuwaiti or U.S. forces.

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@ايران اينترنشنال: Reuters news agency reported that Saudi Arabia attacked positions of militias backed by the Islamic Republic in Iraq during the Iran war. According to this report, the Saudi attacks were carried out

@ايران اينترنشنال: Reuters news agency reported that Saudi Arabia attacked positions of militias backed by the Islamic Republic in Iraq during the Iran war. According to this report, the Saudi attacks were carried out

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