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Iraq Blames Itself for Saudi Pipeline Attack Amid Middle East Tensions

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Recent events in the Middle East have left many wondering about the stability of the region. According to reports, Iraq has acknowledged that attacks on a key Saudi oil pipeline originated from its territory. This admission comes as US President Donald Trump suggested that Iran was behind the attack.

The attacks, which targeted the East-West pipeline, were reportedly carried out by drones coming from the Maysan province in Iraq. The Iraqi government has ordered an investigation into the matter and dismissed the commander of the operations command in the region.

Meanwhile, Yemen is facing a humanitarian crisis as Houthi rebels backed by Iran continue to advance on key territories. This development threatens the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which serves as an alternative route for oil shipments through the Red Sea.

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