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Drones attack Iran's neighbours as Tehran appears to test Trump's latest pause

Saudi Arabia reports intercepting drones from Iran-backed Iraqi militias as Tehran rejects negotiations with the United States.

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Saudi Arabia's army reports that it shot down drones launched by Iran-backed militias based in Iraq. These attacks targeted Saudi oil facilities, while coverage also notes Houthis targeting oil sites.

Reports from 10TV, France 24, Haaretz, and The Times of Israel emphasize the interception of the drones. Meanwhile, ABC News and DW.com report that Iranian officials have ruled out talks with the U.S., and the Hormuz Strait remains closed.

Future developments center on diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, which Fast Company reports are showing progress via mediators, despite the current lack of direct negotiations between Iran and the U.S.

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Quick answers

Where were the drones launched from?

According to coverage, the drones were launched by Iran-backed militias in Iraq.

What was the target of the drone attacks?

The Saudi army states that the drones targeted oil facilities.

What is the status of U.S.-Iran negotiations?

Iranian officials state there are no ongoing negotiations and have ruled out talks with the U.S.

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