Baghdad, June 11 (Petra)– Iraq’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on
Thursday condemned the attacks targeting Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait,
expressing deep concern over the renewed escalation in the region and
warning of its potential consequences for regional security and
stability.

In a statement, the ministry said it deeply regretted the resurgence
of tensions in the region, noting that the current circumstances
require prioritizing dialogue, wisdom and intensified efforts to
contain the crisis.

The ministry called on all parties to exercise maximum restraint and
work collectively to end the cycle of conflict and escalation. It
stressed the importance of pursuing diplomatic channels and peaceful
solutions to address ongoing disputes in a manner that enhances
security and stability across the region.

Iraq also emphasized that the stability of Arab countries and
neighboring states is closely linked to Iraq’s own security and
national interests. The ministry underscored the need to preserve
strategic relations among regional countries and safeguard shared
interests that support the aspirations of their peoples for
development and prosperity.

Furthermore, the ministry warned of the dangers of the region sliding
into a broader confrontation, cautioning that such a scenario could
have severe repercussions for both regional and international
security. It stressed the importance of maintaining balance and
taking into account the strategic interests of all parties in order
to prevent further tensions and instability.

//Petra// MF