Saudi FM warns Iran that patience in Gulf not ‘unlimited’ amid attacks
Foreign minister warns Iran that regional neighbours have 'significant' capabilities with which to respond to attacks.
Saudi FM warns Iran that patience in Gulf not ‘unlimited’ amid attacks
Foreign minister warns Iran that regional neighbours have 'significant' capabilities with which to respond to attacks.
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