In 1990, Saudi Arabia was fearful of Iraq primarily due to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, which raised concerns about Saddam Hussein's ambitions to dominate the Gulf region. The potential expansion of Iraqi power posed a direct threat to Saudi Arabia's security and its vast oil reserves. Additionally, the Gulf War heightened fears of a destabilized Middle East, prompting Saudi Arabia to seek military support from the United States and its allies to counter the Iraqi threat.
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is much bigger than Iraq.
No, Saudi Arabia is a completely different country. But, Iraq borders it to the North.
The country directly south of Iraq is Saudi Arabia.
Iraq and Saudi Arabia ...... only
Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia and Iraq
Kuwait and Jordan share borders with both Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
The State of Kuwait is the smallest country that is bordered by both Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Kuwait shares its southern border with Saudi Arabia and northern border with Iraq.
Saudi Arabia is south of Iraq and north of Yemen.
The two countries on Iraq's southern border are Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
Saudi Arabia and Iran are two of the members.