Saudi says it intercepted three drones that entered from Iraqi airspace
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E-mailCAIRO, May 17 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Sunday said it intercepted three drones after they entered its territory from Iraqi airspace.
The kingdom's defense ministry said it would take the necessary operational measures to respond to any attempt to violate its sovereignty and security.
While hostilities during the Iran conflict have largely been scaled down since a ceasefire came into effect in April, drones have been launched from Iraq towards Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
(Reporting by Menna Alaa El-Din and Ahmed Tolba; Editing by Chris Reese)
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