Story update18 Sept, 01:56 BAGHDAD

Center heads dispute an Iraq-launched Saudi attack

THE FILE7 SIGNALS · OPENED 18 Sept

18 Sept, 02:12Ufuq Center head al-Atwani gives conflicting Saudi tolls
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18 Sept, 04:22Center heads dispute an Iraq-launched Saudi attack
18 Sept, 14:26AAH-owned Al-Ahad platforms competing weapons-control lines
18 Sept, 21:45Al-Ahad platforms compatible weapons-control formulations
18 Sept, 22:13Security adviser Qasim al-Araji says weapons-control committee has no deadline – Shafaq News
19 Sept, 02:26Political analyst Hussein al-Ibrahimi backs state weapons control

WHAT HAPPENED

On 17 September, Naram-Sin Center director Haidar al-Barzanji, speaking on Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official), said a political leader had told him that the first attack on Saudi Arabia was launched from Iraq. Ufuq Center head Jumaa al-Atwani, speaking on the same channel, said the Iraqi government had confirmed that Saudi Arabia possessed no evidence of an attack from Iraq and separately called such accounts inaccurate. Neither speaker presented the position as an official AAH statement.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED

Al-Ahad TVAAH — official18 Sept, 01:56
“Jumaa al-Atwani responds to information conveyed by al-Barzanji: the government confirmed that Saudi Arabia has no evidence of having been attacked from Iraq.”
جمعة العطواني يرد على معلومات نقلها البرزنجي: الحكومة أكدت عدم امتلاك السعودية أدلة عن مهاجمتها من العراق

In posting order. Translated by the desk, published as evidence — not endorsement. A channel name opens the message where it was posted.