U.S. and Saudi Arabia launch joint strikes in Iraq after drone attacks

Iran-backed groups launched drone attacks on Saudi Arabian oil sites and U.S. forces. Saudi Arabia and the U.S. responded with joint airstrikes in Iraq against the groups responsible. The exchanges happened despite a broader pause in direct U.S.-Iran fighting.

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  1. Jul 27Israel, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq attacked by drones despite lull in US-Iran fighting
  2. Jul 28U.S. and Saudi Arabia launch joint strikes in Iraq after drone attacks

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BNO NewsCenter· 62d ago

U.S. and Saudi Arabia launch joint strikes in Iraq after drone attacks

France 24Center· 64d ago

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted drones from Iraq as Houthis target oil sites

News Nation NowCenter· 64d ago

Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Iraq hit by drones as US pauses strikes

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Breitbart NewsRight· 62d ago

Saudi Arabia Says Iran Proxies in Iraq Are Launching Drones at Its Oil Facilities

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Al JazeeraLean Left· 64d ago

Saudi Arabia defends against drone strikes from ‘Iran-backed’ groups

The Times of IsraelLean Left· 64d ago

Israel, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq attacked by drones despite lull in US-Iran fighting

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