Saudi Arabia Expels Iranian Diplomats Amid Rising Tensions
Saudi Arabia Orders Iranian Diplomats to Leave Amid Regional Escalation
RIYADH: (Web Desk) – Saudi Arabia has ordered an Iranian diplomat and three members of his team to leave the kingdom, escalating tensions amid the ongoing regional conflict. The move comes as Gulf nations face continued strikes linked to the broader confrontation involving Iran, United States, and Israel.
In an official statement, Riyadh condemned what it described as repeated Iranian attacks and announced that the Iranian embassy’s military attaché, along with three other personnel, had been declared persona non grata. The diplomats have been given 24 hours to leave the country.
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The decision reflects growing diplomatic strain across the Gulf region, as tensions continue to rise following recent military exchanges and retaliatory actions. Analysts warn that such steps could further complicate already fragile relations and reduce chances of immediate de-escalation.


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