Saudi Arabia says pipeline drone attack launched from Iraq; Iraq removes commander
Saudi Arabia said the drone attack on its East-West oil pipeline was launched from Iraq, and the Gulf Cooperation Council condemned it as a dangerous escalation. Iraq's prime minister's office subsequently removed a military commander after a probe confirmed the attacks were launched from Iraqi territory, and Iraq ordered the closure of the Shalamcheh border crossing with Iran as a precaution.
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BREAKING: Saudi Arabia says drone attack that targeted the key East-West oil pipeline came from Iraq
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BREAKING: Gulf Cooperation Council condemns attack from Iraq on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline as a 'dangerous escalation' https://t.co/VcC3cABnDe
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Saudis Confirm the east west pipeline attacks came from Iraq. They also state areas around Riyadh and Madinah were also hit. Likely more oil infrature hit across Saudi.
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🚨 IRAQI PM OFFICE: MILITARY COMMANDER REMOVED AFTER PROBE CONFIRMS DRONE ATTACKS ON SAUDI ARABIA LAUNCHED FROM IRAQ
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Iraq dismisses military commander after attack on Saudi pipeline https://t.co/LqPLME9tkc baha breaking news Es joda?
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🚨 IRAQ ORDERS CLOSURE OF SHALAMCHEH BORDER CROSSING WITH IRAN AS PRECAUTION AFTER ATTACKS ON SAUDI ARABIA