Saudi Arabia said on Monday that the attack on its oil facilities was carried ou...
RIYADH - Saudi Arabia said on Monday that the attack on its oil facilities was carried out with Iranian weapons, according to a preliminary investigation, but stopped short of directly blaming regional foe Iran.
“Initial investigations show that Iranian weapons were used in the attacks and work is going on to determine the source of those attacks,” the foreign ministry statement said. Tehran has dismissed the U.S. accusations as “unacceptable” and said it was ready for a “full-fledged war.” Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who also called the crown prince on Monday, offered his country’s “full support and capabilities” to the Gulf Arab state, it added.
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