Iran’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia denies attacks on its oil facilities
Iran's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Alireza Enayati, denied Iranian responsibility for recent attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure, stating that Iran would claim responsibility if involved. While not identifying the perpetrators, Enayati said Iran is only targeting US and Israeli military assets in retaliation for attacks on Iran.

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AI-generatedIran's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Alireza Enayati, denied Iranian responsibility for recent attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure, stating that Iran would claim responsibility if involved. While not identifying the perpetrators, Enayati said Iran is only targeting US and Israeli military assets in retaliation for attacks on Iran. This follows recent attacks on the Ras Tanura oil refinery and attempted attacks on the Shaybah oilfield. Saudi Arabia has not publicly blamed any party for the incidents. Enayati emphasized that relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia are progressing positively, with direct communication between officials, including discussions about Saudi Arabia not allowing its territory to be used to target Iran. He also reiterated that the ongoing war was imposed on Iran and the region following US and Israeli attacks.
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Model · rule-basedKey claims
5 extractedSaudi Arabia’s Defence Ministry has not blamed anyone for the attacks.
Iran and Saudi Arabia re-established diplomatic relations in 2023, in a deal brokered by China.
Iran is only attacking United States and Israeli military targets and interests during the ongoing war.
Iran's ambassador to Saudi Arabia denied Tehran is responsible for attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure.
Ras Tanura oil refinery was forced to stop operations after debris from a drone caused a small fire.