Baghdad probes drone intercepts from Iraq

The article discusses Saudi Arabia's announcement of intercepting drones launched from Iraq targeting oil facilities in the Eastern Province and Riyadh, which Riyadh claims were launched from Iraqi territory and carried out by Iran-backed militias. Baghdad responded by explaining its investigation into the incident, expressing its rejection of any use of its territory to carry out attacks against the Kingdom, and confirming that legal measures will be taken against those responsible. On the other hand, the Iraqi Islamic Resistance considered these statements an attempt to justify the inability to respond to Yemen's strikes, while attacks by the Houthis on Saudi oil infrastructure continued as a response to airspace incursions. This escalation occurs amid rising tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, with ongoing attacks by Iran-supported groups targeting Saudi targets, amidst discussions of possible Iranian retaliation for Yemen's strikes.

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