The Iraqi Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned the recent attacks on diplomatic missions and consulates across the country, affirming its rejection of any aggression targeting these establishments. The Ministry emphasized Baghdad's commitment to ensuring complete protection for these missions and clarified that pertinent authorities are monitoring any incidents affecting them. They pledged to take necessary legal actions against those involved in these attacks.

Iraqi officials have classified these assaults as 'terrorist crimes', with a statement from the Supreme Judicial Council highlighting that its head, Judge Faik Zidan, met with Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein to discuss legal proceedings against the perpetrators of these acts. This collaboration underlines the Iraqi government's focus on a judicial response to the escalation of violence against diplomatic entities, which they consider a serious violation of international norms and the safety of foreign personnel in Iraq.

In a related development, Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia' al-Sudani reassured U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio of Iraq's commitment to safeguarding embassies and consulates, recognizing this security duty as central to the role of Iraqi armed forces. The repeated attacks, particularly on the U.S. embassy in the Green Zone of Baghdad, raise concerns about the stability and security environment in Iraq, necessitating robust protective measures to ensure the safety of diplomatic missions and personnel operating within the country.