On 12 September, Iraq closed three border crossings with Iran and dismissed the Maysan Operations Commander after authorities said the Saudi pipeline attack originated in Maysan. Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief Ali al-Zaidi accepted an Iranian request for a joint investigation into drone-launch sites, according to Commander-in-Chief spokesman Sabah al-Numan. Two Iraqi security officials said drone launchers were found in the al-Tib area near the Iran border.
- Kurdistan2412 Sept, 17:33
“Iraqi security forces found drone launchers in the al-Tib area of Maysan near the Iranian border.”
Iraqi security forces have found drone launchers near the border with Iran in the southern province of Maysan... in the al-Tib area.
- Daijiworld12 Sept, 18:36
“Ali al-Zaidi dismissed the Maysan Operations Commander after authorities confirmed that attacks targeting Saudi Arabia had been launched from a site in Maysan province.”
Ali al-Zaidi on Saturday dismissed the Maysan Operations Commander after authorities confirmed that attacks targeting Saudi Arabia had been launched from a site in Maysan province.
- The New Arab12 Sept, 19:41
“Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi agreed to an Iranian request for a joint investigation into drone-launch sites near the border.”
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi on Saturday agreed to an Iranian request for a joint investigation into the drone launch sites near the border between the two countries.
- The New Arab12 Sept, 20:05
“Iraq closed three border crossings with Iran and Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi dismissed the military commander in Maysan province.”
Iraq closed three border crossings with Iran on Saturday... Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi dismissed the military commander in Missan province.