On 13 September, iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) called the Saudi accusations “without evidence,” described Riyadh’s narrative as confused and said Baghdad had rushed to judgment. Earlier reports carried Security Media Cell chief Lt. Gen. Saad Maan’s statement that an Iraqi task force seized the platform used in the Saudi pipeline attack.
- Al Jazeera13 Sept, 05:40
“Iraqi authorities have said their security forces have located and seized a drone-launching platform allegedly used in an attack that struck Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline.”
Iraqi authorities have said their security forces have located and seized a drone-launching platform allegedly used in an attack that struck Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline.
- 964media13 Sept, 10:37
“Iraqi authorities have found a drone launch platform used in the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil pipeline inside Iraqi territory, the Security Media Cell said.”
Iraqi authorities have found a drone launch platform used in the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil pipeline inside Iraqi territory, the Security Media Cell said.
- iNEWSKSS — affiliated13 Sept, 15:28
“Accusations without evidence: a confused Saudi narrative, and Baghdad is rushing to judgment!”
اتهامات بلا أدلة.. رواية سعودية مرتبكة وبغداد تتسرع بالحكم!
The divergence separates acceptance that launch equipment was found inside Iraq from acceptance of Riyadh’s broader accusation, with iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) contesting the latter despite Baghdad’s physical-evidence account.