Iran welcomes Saudi pledge to keep airspace closed for strikes
Iranian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Alireza Enayati told AFP that Tehran values Riyadh’s repeated assurances that its airspace, waters and land will not be used against the Islamic republic.
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Tehran has expressed appreciation for Saudi Arabia's commitment not to allow its territory or airspace to be used in the ongoing Israel-United States war on Iran, Middle East Eye reports.
Iranian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Alireza Enayati told AFP that Tehran values Riyadh's repeated assurances that its airspace, waters and land will not be used against the Islamic republic.
The ambassador's remarks highlight Tehran's recognition of Saudi Arabia's stance amid heightened regional tensions.
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Before the outbreak of hostilities, Saudi Arabia supported diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions between Tehran and Washington and confirmed its airspace would remain closed for any military actions targeting Iran, the report said.
