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Iraq-Saudi Fallout: Iraq confirmed drone attacks on Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline were launched from Maysan province, dismissing the Maysan operations commander and police chief while launching investigations and closing several Iran border crossings over “breaches and violations.” Regional Security: Iraq also agreed to a joint probe with Iran into suspected drone launch platforms near the shared border, as Houthis tighten control around Bab al-Mandeb and threaten Red Sea shipping. Energy Pressure: Saudi pipeline shutdown and Houthi gains raise fears of higher fuel prices and wider disruption, with Trump publicly pointing to Iran as “probably” behind the attack. Arts & Culture (Iraq-linked): A new Iraq tourism/culture angle surfaced alongside coverage of a 5,000-year-old Iraqi tavern discovery and broader nightlife history, while Iraq’s Ajeel oil field deal (25 years) underscores how energy and public life keep colliding. Sports & Media: A Yankee Stadium field intrusion with a Palestinian flag sparked 9/11-era remembrance and debate, echoing how entertainment moments keep turning into political flashpoints.

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