Saudi Foreign Ministry Says East-West Pipeline Attacked By Drones Launched From Iraq; Says It Has Chosen Not To Retaliate At This Stage Following A Request From Iraq's Prime Minister
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Iraq Says It Appreciates Saudi Arabia's Decision To Hold Off On Retaliation; Says It Rejects Any Attack That Threatens Saudi Security And Stability; Iraq PM Has Ordered Investigation Into The Circumstances Of The Attacks And The Parties Behind Them; Iraqi Government Says It Will Work With Allies And Friends To Prevent Recurrence Of Such Attacks
- Reuters Citing State Media
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