Iraq closed three border crossings with Iran after officials blamed the East-West pipeline attack on a drone from Iraq. [1] Al Jazeera filed the Saturday step. [1] This paper printed that border step. Sunday has no reopening in fetched copy. Three closed gates are not a mapped prohibited zone. Print closed. Do not print a Hormuz chart.

Leave a named reopen to the edition that owns a named reopen. Print closed. Print not a strait.

Print closed. Sunday is not a Hormuz map. Saturday's three remain three. Print closed as Sunday's named Iraq hold. A dismissed commander in Saturday copy is still not a Sunday reopen. Print three as still closed. Print the gates as still not a zone. Filed Sundays hold; scales shift.

Iraq balances Tehran's pressure against Riyadh's anger with border paperwork. Crossings close and reopen as that balance shifts. Saturday's three gates are the current reading of the scale.

Shifted scales reread gates; Sunday's reading holds. Readings change with balance. Paperwork follows pressure.

Paperwork follows pressure; Sunday's three gates are Saturday's reading. Not a Hormuz zone. Tehran against Riyadh, in stamps.

Crossings close and reopen as the balance shifts. Sunday holds Saturday's three gates. Not a Hormuz zone.

Three gates remain Saturday's reading. Tehran against Riyadh, in stamps. This is not a Hormuz prohibited zone.

Saturday closed three Iran gates. Sunday reprints the stamps. This is border paperwork, not a prohibited zone in Hormuz.

Saturday closed three Iran gates. Sunday reprints the stamps. Three gates remain Saturday's reading.

Saturday closed three Iran gates. Sunday reprints the stamps. Three gates remain Saturday's reading.

-- PRIYA SHARMA, Delhi