U.S. Says Attack On Saudi Arabia's Oil Facilities In September Came From The North

New analysis from US reinforces what MEE reported earlier this year (Reuters)

Reuters: Exclusive: U.S. probe of Saudi oil attack shows it came from north - report

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said new evidence and analysis of weapons debris recovered from an attack on Saudi oil facilities on Sept. 14 indicates the strike likely came from the north, reinforcing its earlier assessment that Iran was behind the offensive.

In an interim report of its investigation - seen by Reuters ahead of a presentation on Thursday to the United Nations Security Council - Washington assessed that before hitting its targets, one of the drones traversed a location approximately 200 km (124 miles) to the northwest of the attack site.

“This, in combination with the assessed 900 kilometer maximum range of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), indicates with high likelihood that the attack originated north of Abqaiq,” the interim report said, referring to the location of one of the Saudi oil facilities that were hit.

It added the United States had identified several similarities between the drones used in the raid and an Iranian designed and produced unmanned aircraft known as the IRN-05 UAV.

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Update: Attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities came from the north, not Yemen, US says (Middle East Eye)

WNU Editor: All eyes are on Iran.