Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has initiated a formal investigation into recent drone strikes directed at Saudi Arabia. The government’s response includes the dismissal of a high-ranking military commander overseeing the Maysan province, which shares a border with Iran. This move signals an attempt by the Iraqi administration to address security concerns regarding the use of its territory for cross-border attacks.

In addition to the leadership changes and the investigation, the Iraqi government has ordered the closure of three border crossings with Iran. While the administration has not explicitly linked the strikes to specific groups, the focus on the Maysan province suggests that officials are investigating potential security lapses or unauthorized military operations originating from that region. The situation remains fluid as the government attempts to balance regional security obligations with domestic stability. No specific group has claimed responsibility for the drone strikes, and the investigation is currently in its early stages.