Iran and Iraq will conduct joint investigation over UAV launchers
Quick Look
- Iran and Iraq have agreed to conduct a joint investigation following the discovery of drone launchers near their shared border.
- Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi approved the corresponding request from the Iranian side.
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Why It Matters
Iran and Iraq initiated an investigation after the discovery of UAV launchers in the border area.
Iran and Iraq have agreed to jointly investigate the presence of drone launchers near the Iran-Iraq border.
The Iraqi Prime Minister approved the Iranian side's request to conduct a joint investigation.
BAGHDAD, September 12 - RIA Novosti. Iran has agreed with Iraq to jointly investigate the presence of drone launchers near the Iran-Iraq border, Iraqi military commander spokesman Sabah al-Nauman said on Saturday.
"Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces Ali al-Zaidi approved the Iranian side's request for a joint investigation into the discovery of drone launchers near the Iraqi-Iranian border," the press statement said.
Open Questions
- Who owns the discovered launchers?
- What are the results of the preliminary site inspection?
