Iraq reopens Iran border crossings after attack

The article concerns Iraq's decision to reopen its border crossings with Iran, particularly the Shalamcha crossing, after shutting it down following a drone attack targeting a Saudi oil pipeline, which Iraq claimed originated from within Iraqi territory. It indicates that authorities have prepared a gradual schedule to reopen the crossings from Sunday to Thursday to facilitate traffic and trade with Iran, while operations via the Zurbatiyah and Al-Mandriya crossings will continue. The statement also confirmed that traffic has not ceased through the other crossings, and that the Iraqi Prime Minister has dismissed the leaders responsible for certain border areas after it was confirmed that the attacks were launched from within the country.

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