The ongoing war between America and Iran is affecting many countries of the world. Along with these two, now other Gulf countries are also jumping into the war. Saudi Arabia has joined this list. Along with America, it carried out an air strike on Iraq on Tuesday (July 28). US-Saudi have targeted Iran-backed targets in Iraq. US Central Command has given information regarding this.
Giving information about the strike, US Central Command wrote on Twitter, ‘On July 28, US Central Command and Saudi Arabian forces carried out precise strikes on terrorist targets supporting Iran in Iraq. These terrorists were ordered by the ‘Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) to attack the US military and Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure.
He said, ‘At the behest of the IRGC, more than 30 drone attacks were attempted in the last 72 hours. In response, America and Saudi carried out strikes targeting many logistics and weapons bases of terrorists in eastern Iraq. The attacks against America failed. Iran-backed groups tried to attack American targets more than 600 times between February and April 2026.
Meanwhile, another important news has come to light. The possibility of a new agreement between America and Iran has been claimed. According to reports, progress has been made in efforts to resolve the crisis related to the Strait of Hormuz. This solution is focusing on a temporary measure. It is being claimed that a middle route can be used in Hormuz between the areas of Oman and Iran.
Let us tell you that due to tension in the Strait of Hormuz, the prices of oil and gas had increased. Many countries of the world bring oil and gas through this route. The war has had the biggest impact on the Gulf countries.
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