Iraq has announced findings from its investigation into drone attacks on military bases during the recent Israel-Iran war. Officials say the drones, manufactured outside Iraq, were launched

On June 24, several suicide drones struck the Camp Taji north of Baghdad and the Imam Ali Base in Dhi Qar province, destroying the radar systems at both bases. The Iraqi forces repelled and thwarted other attempted attacks on four additional sites across various locations. ■

Iraqi Kurdistan will resume oil exports through a pipeline to Turkey after a two-year halt, Iraq's federal government said on Thursday despite a fourth day of drone attacks that have shut down half of the region's output.

The US and UK Embassies in Baghdad have issued statements regarding recent drone attacks targeting the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. “The United States condemns the recent drone attacks throughout Iraq, including the July 14 and July 15 drone attacks on critical infrastructure at the Khormala and Sarsang oil fields in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region,

No group has claimed responsibility, but the attacks have heightened tensions between Baghdad and Kurdish authorities, raising concerns about the region’s energy security.

Iraq approved a plan for its semi-autonomous Kurdish region to transfer oil to Baghdad, a step toward resuming exports that have been halted for more than two years.

Tankers could soon be lifting Iraqi oil from the Turkish port of Ceyhan once again as a key pipeline reopens. The government said exports will resume from Kurdistan despite four days of mysterious drone attacks on oil fields that have shut down half of the region's production.

The PKK’s disarmament on Iraqi territory would mark a profound shift in the country’s internal security landscape. Over the past decades, the terrorist organization has maintained a broad presence stretching from the Qandil Mountains to the Sinjar region,