Where is Iraq in all of this and why aren't the Saudis all over the red sea issue?

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We have seen positions, at least publicly..............., of Qatar, Egypt, Turkiye, Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon (God i feel sorry for that country), Iran obviously. I imagine Kuwait would be fairly pro Israel and i am not sure about Oman, we know about Yemen.

What about Iraq, they are in the middle of the region and obviously have quite a history what is their stance on the conflict and what, if any, power do they have?

What haven't we seen them represented in the media the way other countries are such as Qatar, Egypt and Turkiye.

Also on another note why are the Saudis all over the red sea issues, its their backyard?

https://www.dw.com/en/will-iraq-finally-push-us-troops-out-because-of-gaza/a-67930986

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/iraq-gaza-us/

Kuwait are not pro Israel.

There is no Longer an Iraq, it’s a mix of faction states, militias and mercenaries.

I thought the PLO supported Iraq against Kuwait? I wonder how many may be anti Israel publicly but behind the scenes support the Israeli's because of their dislike of the muslim brotherhood.

why aren't the Saudis all over the red sea issue?
OP- Saudi Arabia have been in a war against the Houthis in Yemen since 2015. Similarly, the Houthis have been seizing tankers and container ships in the Red Sea since 2015.

The questions you should be asking is why does the US & posse care now?
And why is it that the Houthi disrupting the Red Sea shipping lane being reported as if it were new?