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Iraq’s PM tells Saudi crown prince Iraqi territory will not be used for attacks

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A Saudi Arabian oil pipeline was damaged by drone strikes originating in Iraq, with the Saudi crown prince explicitly stating Iraqi territory will not be used for attacks. The incident occurred in October 2026, marking a significant escalation in cross-border conflict involving Saudi infrastructure. The evidence indicates the pipeline was struck by drones originating in Iraq, and the Saudi crown prince made a specific statement regarding the use of Iraqi territory for attacks. The evidence does not specify the exact number of drones, the precise location of the strike, or the full extent of the damage to the pipeline. The timeline is limited to the event occurring in October 2026, and the specific date of the strike is not provided in the available data.

Key points

• Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline was struck by drones originating in Iraq, with the Saudi crown prince stating Iraqi territory will not be used for attacks.

Context and limitations

The evidence does not specify the exact number of drones, the precise location of the strike, or the full extent of the damage to the pipeline. The timeline is limited to the event occurring in October 2026, and the specific date of the strike is not provided in the available data.

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