[The Saudi oil pipeline was attacked by a drone from the direction of Iraq, and the Iraqi Prime Minister ordered an urgent investigation] September 12th, the spokesman for the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces, Sabah al-Numan, issued a statement on the evening of September 11th local time, condemning the attack on Saudi Arabia and expressing his opposition to any behavior that endangers the security and stability of Saudi Arabia or damages the brotherly relations between the two countries. The statement stated that Iraqi Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Zaidi has ordered an urgent investigation into the specific circumstances of the relevant attacks and the parties responsible behind the scenes, and to hold those involved accountable in accordance with the law. He also stressed that the Iraqi government will not tolerate any activities that endanger Iraq's own security or its relations with friendly countries. The statement also emphasized that Iraq's territory and airspace will not be used as a springboard to attack any country, and said it will cooperate with regional countries to prevent similar incidents from happening again. On the 11th local time, the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement, strongly condemning multiple drones from Iraq that attacked the East-West oil pipeline in Riyadh and Medina in Saudi Arabia. The attack caused injuries and damage to some facilities, and the related losses are currently being dealt with. (CCTV News)