The Militia Digest
Three Iraqi faction commanders attributed the 11 September drone attack on Saudi Arabia’s East–West Pipeline to a small network commanded by a senior IRGC officer, and said three major factions operating under the Islamic Resistance in Iraq name were not involved. The Islamic Resistance had already denied responsibility, while Riyadh attributed the strike to Iraqi factions and Baghdad said it originated in Iraq. Two Iraqi security sources now placed drone launchers at al-Tayeb in Maysan near the Iranian border; Security Media Cell chief Lt. Gen. Saad Maan described one platform inside Iraq and did not state that location. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi again said Iraq would not be a launchpad for attacks on neighbouring states. iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) nevertheless rejected the Saudi evidence and accused Baghdad of rushing to judgment. Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) first claimed Saudi oil facilities were completely destroyed, then narrowed its account to satellite imagery showing one pumping station badly burned and heavily damaged.
Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) said five missiles struck Iranian-opposition weapons depots and camps in Sulaymaniyah. The Kurdistan Region Security Agency reported three impacts at Zrgoezela, one near Gurgachia and one between Darizayn and Mirasiy Khwaru, with no casualties. Press reports described residential camps east of Sulaymaniyah and said the blasts caused material damage and nearby fires. The regional agency did not identify the locations as military sites, leaving that description as Unit 10,000’s account.
Kurdistan24, citing two Iraqi government sources, reported that Washington could suspend monthly dollar transfers unless armed factions disarmed by 30 September. The outlet obtained no U.S. document, and Washington has made no public announcement of the ultimatum. Security and Defense Committee MP Javad al-Saadi , with no extension under discussion. The date is fixed for the coalition mission, while the financial disarmament deadline remains a reported warning; . Press reports separately said , but the units have issued no statement. Nineveh’s security committee said Saturday that .