On 11 September, Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief Ali Faleh al-Zaidi removed the Maysan Operations commander after authorities traced Thursday morning’s drone attacks on East–West Pipeline pumping stations near Riyadh and Medina to a location in Maysan. He also ordered an investigative council into Maysan Operations Command; reports citing Saudi authorities said the attacks caused injuries, fires and material damage.
- Shabab al-IslamAshab al-Kahf — owned, non-official12 Sept, 00:49
“Ali al-Zaidi removes the Maysan Operations commander after it was established that the attacks which struck the Saudi kingdom were launched from a site inside the province.”
علي الزيدي يعفي قائد عمليات ميسان من منصبه، على خلفية ثبوت انطلاق الهجمات التي طالت مملكة العهر السعودي من أحد المواقع داخل المحافظة
- Jehad Brothers TeamNujaba — affiliated12 Sept, 00:54
“Al-Zaidi orders the removal of the Maysan Operations commander after Saudi Arabia was targeted from inside the province.”
الزيدي يأمر بإعفاء قائد عمليات ميسان من منصبه على إثر استهداف السعودية من داخل المحافظة
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official12 Sept, 00:57
“Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Ali al-Zaidi orders the removal of the Maysan Operations commander.”
القائد العام للقوات المسلحة علي الزيدي يأمر بإعفاء قائد عمليات ميسان من منصبه
- Reuters12 Sept, 01:07
“Iraqi military commander dismissed after drone attacks against Saudi Arabia, the prime minister’s office says.”