Early on 14 September, Sabereen News (KH — affiliated/aligned media) claimed that Saudi oil facilities had been completely destroyed, then cited the Guardian as reporting that satellite images showed one pumping station on the Saudi strategic pipeline badly burned and heavily damaged. The Jerusalem Post identified the imagery as showing the East-West pipeline after the 11 September strike, while The New Region reported that three Iraqi faction commanders attributed the attack 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 New Region13 Sept, 20:25
“A small armed network operating under the command of a senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander carried out Thursday’s drone attack on Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline, three commanders said.”
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated/aligned media14 Sept, 07:48
“Saudi oil facilities were completely destroyed.”
منشآت النفط السعودية دُمّرت بالكامل
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated/aligned media14 Sept, 08:06
““The Guardian”: Images taken by satellites showed a pumping station belonging to the Saudi strategic pipeline appearing badly burned and heavily damaged.”
"الغارديان": صور التقطتها الأقمار الصناعية أظهرت محطة ضخ تابعة لخط الأنابيب السعودي الاستراتيجي وقد بدت متفحمة ومتضررة بشدة
- The Jerusalem Post14 Sept, 10:15
“A satellite image shows the Saudi Arabia East-West pipeline after a strike that hit it on September 11, 2026; the image was dated September 13.”
The comparison separates KH-affiliated amplification of severe Saudi infrastructure damage from the reported attribution of the operation to a smaller IRGC-led network; neither account establishes KH participation.