BAGHDAD: According to the “decisive findings” of a study released on Friday, drones used to strike military positions in Iraq during the most recent Israel-Iran conflict were built outside of Iraq but launched inside its borders.
Who was responsible for last month’s attacks on radar and air defense equipment was not revealed in the report of an inquiry committee established under Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani’s direction. Radar systems at Imam Ali Base in Dhi Qar province and Camp Taji, north of Baghdad, were damaged by the strikes on a number of military installations, some of which housed US personnel.
Sabah Al-Naaman, a spokesman for the Iraqi army, stated that the inquiry had produced “decisive findings.” He said that although the drones were produced outside of Iraq, they were fired from points within the country’s borders. He said that because every drone used in the strikes was of the same kind, the entire operation was orchestrated by a single individual.
Although he did not identify them, Al-Naaman stated that the inquiry had determined which organizations were in charge of planning and carrying out the activities. According to the statement, “all those involved will face legal measures and be referred to the Iraqi judiciary to be held accountable under the law.
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