Israel denied Saudi Arabian airspace to attack Iran
Thursday, 17 June 2010
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) did not allow Israeli aircraft to attack Iran by overflying its territories, reports UNB.
A spokesman of KSA said that the KSA categorically denied allegations circulated in the British newspapers that the Kingdom has given permission to Israeli aircraft to attack Iran by overflying its territories.
In a statement recently, he said that it would be against the policy adopted and followed by the Kingdom. He reiterated its stand in rejecting any violation of its territories or airspace.
He added that it would be illogical to allow the Israeli occupying forces, with whom Saudi Arabia has no relations whatsoever, to use its land and airspace.
A spokesman of KSA said that the KSA categorically denied allegations circulated in the British newspapers that the Kingdom has given permission to Israeli aircraft to attack Iran by overflying its territories.
In a statement recently, he said that it would be against the policy adopted and followed by the Kingdom. He reiterated its stand in rejecting any violation of its territories or airspace.
He added that it would be illogical to allow the Israeli occupying forces, with whom Saudi Arabia has no relations whatsoever, to use its land and airspace.