Holiday News: Drone Attack Hits Oil Pipeline in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia announced that drones launched from Iraq struck a major oil pipeline, leading to a temporary shutdown of oil transport and casualties. Trump blamed Iran for the attack. Additionally, three men were found dead in a burned vehicle near Baqa al-Gharbiyye in a suspected triple murder, and a Yamam fighter was found dead on a beach in Haifa.

Saudi Arabia announced yesterday (Saturday) that drones launched from Iraq struck several points along the oil pipeline flowing from east to west of the kingdom, which allows it to export oil from the Red Sea and bypass the Strait of Hormuz. The statement claimed that oil transport through the pipeline was temporarily halted, damage was caused whose extent has not yet been clarified, and there were several casualties. US President Donald Trump commented on the attack, saying that Iran is likely responsible, and added that the Houthis do not want to fight the US. In addition to the main event, a suspected triple murder was reported near Baqa al-Gharbiyye, where three men, members of one family from the Triangle area known to the police, were found dead inside a vehicle that caught fire. Also, a Yamam fighter, Chief Warrant Officer Itai Persson, was found dead on a beach in Haifa after entering the water on Thursday. It was also reported that the round of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Rome was postponed, and instead a meeting will take place in Washington. The film "Najah" by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, which deals with the war in Gaza, won an award at the Venice Film Festival.