Arab League Condemns Iranian ‘Meddling’ in Arab Affairs
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Arab League headquarters in Cairo. Arab foreign ministers attended an emergency Arab League session in Cairo and called on Arab states to take a clear position against Iran’s meddling in Arab affairs. Photo: Wikipedia.
Arab foreign ministers, with the exception of Lebanon, condemned in a Sunday statement what they called Iran’s meddling in Arab affairs.
The ministers accused Iran of breaking international agreements by intentionally failing to protect Saudi diplomatic posts in a statement issued following a closed emergency meeting.
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