A British-owned oil facility in Iraq was destroyed by an Iranian drone strike early Wednesday morning, just hours after Iran warned it might treat British sites as legitimate military targets. The post Iranian Drone Strike Destroys British Oil Facility. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Iranian drones struck a British-owned oil facility in Iraq, which was destroyed in the ensuing fire. WHO WAS INVOLVED: The Islamic Republic of Iran, the United Kingdom, Iraqi authorities, oil facility workers, and American forces in the region. WHEN & WHERE: Wednesday morning in Erbil, a province in northern Iraq. KEY QUOTE: “The repeated bombardment and the scale of the fire have left nothing inside the depot untouched by flames.” – Omid Xoshnaw, Iraqi Governor of Erbil IMPACT: The attack destroyed significant quantities of motor oil, as the Iran war is already causing energy shortages. IN FULL A British-owned oil facility in Iraq was destroyed by an Iranian drone strike early Wednesday morning, just…Open
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