Erbil: Three oil fields in northern Iraq were struck by bomb-laden drones early Wednesday, causing significant damage to infrastructure but no casualties, the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) said. In a statement, the KRG's Ministry of Natural Resources condemned the attacks on the Tawke, Peshkhabur, and Ain Sifni oil fields in Zakho and Duhok.

According to Anadolu Agency, the statement from the KRG highlighted that although the attacks did not result in any casualties, they caused significant damage to the infrastructure of the fields. The statement detailed that two explosive drones struck the Peshkhabur oil field between 6.00 am and 6.15 am local time (0300-0315GMT), followed by a third drone hitting the Tawke site around 7.00 am (0400 GMT).

Currently, no group has claimed responsibility for these attacks, leaving the situation tense as authorities continue their investigations. The oil fields in the region are crucial to Iraq's economy, and the KRG has called for enhanced security measures to prevent future incidents.