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Iraqi militias drone-strike Saudi oil facilities for second day
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On July 28, 2026, Iran-backed militias in Iraq launched drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities for the second consecutive day. The Saudi Defense Ministry reported that it intercepted the drones but did not clarify whether any facilities were damaged. This incident follows earlier claims of Houthi attacks on facilities linked to Saudi oil giant Aramco. The attacks highlight ongoing regional tensions involving Iran-backed groups targeting Saudi energy infrastructure.
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Published: Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 06:41 AM
The Saudi Defense Ministry stated that it intercepted drones on July 28, but did not clarify whether the facilities sustained any damage.
This follows earlier claims of Houthi attacks on facilities linked to oil giant Saudi Aramco.
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Iran-Backed Houthis and Iraqi Militias Launch Drone Attacks on Saudi Oil Facilities