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An attack on a key Saudi pipeline has been blamed on Iran-backed militias in Iraq. The incident has led to the shutdown of the pipeline. Iraq's government is working to contain the fallout from the attack.
The government's efforts come after accusations were made against local Iran-backed militias. Further details about the attack and its aftermath are available from the source, which reported on the incident and the response from Iraq's government.
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