Saudi Arabia intercepts drones launched from Iraq
All outlets reported that Saudi air defences intercepted drones from Iraq targeting oil facilities. Business Recorder and Aaj News (English) focused on the Saudi Defence Ministry’s statement and the general origin of the drones, while 24 News HD added that the drones were launched by Iran-backed groups in Iraq.
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Saudi forces intercept drones coming from Iraq: defence ministry
Saudi Arabia said on Monday its air defences intercepted and destroyed several drones launched from Iraqi territory that were targeting petroleum facilities, as Riyadh urged Baghdad to prevent attacks from being launched from its soil. In a statement posted on social media, the Saudi defence ministry said the “terrorist attempts were launched from Iraqi territory and carried out by Iranian-back...
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Saudi's air defences intercepted and destroyed drones coming from Iraq
Saudi Arabia’s air defences intercepted and destroyed drones launched from Iraq that attempted to target oil facilities in the kingdom’s Eastern Province and Riyadh, the Saudi Defence Ministry said on Monday. The ministry said the drones were launched by armed groups in Iraq.
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Saudi says Iran-backed groups in Iraq targeted territory with drones
The Saudi defence ministry said on Monday that its forces had intercepted and destroyed several drones launched by Iran-backed groups in Iraq targeting petroleum facilities.
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