Drones 'strike British motor oil company' in Iraq after Iranian ambassador warned Tehran is considering strikes on UK bases
Drones struck a British motor oil company in Iraq, triggering a large fire, after Iran's ambassador to the UK warned of potential strikes on British military bases. The attack comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and the US, with Iran having attacked several Gulf countries and the US considering military action.
A British motor oil company in Iraq was hit by a drone attack, causing a large fire. The attack occurred in the city of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region. This comes after Iran's ambassador to the UK warned that Iran may strike British military bases. Iran has been involved in a conflict with the US and has attacked several Gulf countries, including Kuwait, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia. The US has threatened to intensify operations if Iran does not accept a ceasefire framework. The conflict has led to higher oil prices, which are affecting US household finances.
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