S arabia shows proof iran backed drone attack

You're referring to the recent drone attack on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq oil processing facility and the Khurais oil field, which was carried out on September 14, 2019.

Yes, Saudi Arabia has presented evidence that suggests Iran was behind the attack. Here are some key points:

  1. Cruise missiles and drones: Saudi Arabia's investigation found that the attack involved a combination of cruise missiles and drones. The drones were identified as being of Iranian origin, and the cruise missiles were likely manufactured in Iran.
  2. GPS coordinates: Saudi Arabia provided GPS coordinates of the drones' flight paths, which showed that they originated from the northwestern part of Iran, near the city of Ahvaz.
  3. Fingerprinting: Saudi Arabia's military experts analyzed the debris from the attack and found that the drones' engines were identical to those used by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
  4. Video footage: Saudi Arabia released video footage of the attack, which showed the drones and cruise missiles being launched from Iranian territory.
  5. Iranian-backed Houthi rebels: While the Houthi rebels in Yemen have claimed responsibility for the attack, Saudi Arabia believes that Iran was the mastermind behind the operation. The Houthis are known to be backed by Iran, and the attack was seen as a significant escalation of the conflict in Yemen.

In response to the attack, Saudi Arabia has:

  1. Cut diplomatic ties with Iran: Saudi Arabia has severed diplomatic relations with Iran, citing the attack as a "grave and serious" escalation of the conflict.
  2. Launched airstrikes in Yemen: Saudi Arabia has launched airstrikes against Houthi rebel targets in Yemen, in an effort to weaken their capabilities and prevent further attacks.
  3. Increased military presence: Saudi Arabia has increased its military presence in the region, with additional troops and equipment being deployed to protect its oil facilities and infrastructure.

The attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities has significant implications for global energy markets and regional security. It has also raised tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and has led to a deterioration in their relations.