Iraq scrambles to respond to allegations against Iranian-backed militias

Iraq and Saudi Arabia have agreed to a joint investigation into the recent attacks on the East-West crude oil pipeline. The attacks, which occurred multiple times, were carried out by drones launched from Iraq.

Iran-backed militias in Iraq have been accused of being involved in the attacks. In response, Iraq has agreed to cooperate with Iran on the investigation.

Saudi Arabia has taken steps to secure its pipelines after the attacks. The country’s energy minister stated that the pipeline had been shut down due to the repeated drone attacks.

The situation highlights the ongoing tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, as well as their regional allies. The US President has also weighed in on the issue, stating that Iran is likely responsible for the attack on the pipeline.

Details of the joint investigation into the attacks are not yet available. However, officials from both countries have expressed a commitment to finding those responsible for the incidents.

The incident has raised concerns about the security of Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure and the potential consequences for regional stability.

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