Multiple Arab and Islamic nations, including Pakistan, Egypt, Iraq, and others, condemned drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline that damaged infrastructure and injured civilians, calling such targeting of civilian and critical infrastructure a violation of international law.
Iraq has closed three border crossings with Iran and is investigating those responsible for attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Al-Halbousi issued a condemnation of attacks directed against Saudi Arabia.
Attacks on the East-West Pipeline originating from Iraq have drawn strong international condemnation.
The Saudi Foreign Minister received a telephone conversation with the British Foreign Minister.
An Iraqi Army Commander was dismissed following drone attacks that targeted Saudi Arabia.
The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council has issued a condemnation regarding an attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline.
Saudi Arabia has strongly denounced a drone attack targeting its East-West Pipeline infrastructure.
Iraq's Prime Minister removed the commander of Maysan Operations Command after determining that attacks on Saudi Arabia originated from the southern Iraqi province, and ordered an investigation into the command.
Saudi Arabia reported that multiple drones launched from Iraq struck its East-West Pipeline, causing injuries and damage. The Kingdom chose not to retaliate at this stage following a request from Iraq's prime minister to address the situation.
Saudi Arabia closed its East-West Pipeline as a precautionary measure following multiple attacks in the Riyadh and Madinah regions on Thursday that caused injuries. Emergency teams secured the pipeline and assessed its safety according to approved procedures.
Saudi Arabia called on the UN Security Council to take strong action against Houthi attacks on the Kingdom. The country warned that these attacks threaten regional security and international navigation in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab.