Saudi has told Iran not to attack it, warns of possible retaliation, sources say

Saudi Arabia has warned Iran against launching further attacks on its territory. Four sources familiar with the matter told Reuters that Riyadh indicated ongoing assaults could provoke a response. Saudi officials communicated this message directly to Tehran during diplomatic exchanges. The warning serves as a signal of potential retaliation if hostilities continue. Meanwhile, tensions between the two nations remain high but no immediate response from Iran has been recorded. This warning highlights the fragile security situation in the region and the risks of escalation. Riyadh’s stance underscores its intention to protect its sovereignty and respond firmly to perceived threats.