Gulf Cooperation Council condemns drone attack on Saudi pipeline
The GCC said the attack on a pipeline carrying oil from Iraq constitutes a dangerous escalation and violation of international law.
The Gulf Cooperation Council has condemned a drone attack on a Saudi pipeline that carries oil from Iraq, according to Anadolu Agency. The GCC chief characterized the strike as a "dangerous escalation" and a breach of international law.
No immediate claim of responsibility for the attack was reported in the source material, and details on damage or casualties were not provided.
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- Gulf bloc condemns drone attack on Saudi pipeline from Iraq — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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