On 30 September, Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) reported explosions in Saudi Arabia, smoke at an Abqaiq oil facility following what it called Yemeni strikes, and interrupted air traffic at Riyadh and Abu Dhabi airports. It added its own approving line, “Long live the Houthis,” to the Abqaiq report. These posts attribute the reported strikes to Yemen or the Houthis, not to an Iraqi group; they do not independently establish the damage or airport disruptions.
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated30 Sept, 17:39
“Reports of explosions in Saudi Arabia.”
انباء عن انفجارات في السعودية
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated30 Sept, 17:58
“A thick column of black smoke was observed rising from an oil facility in Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq area... following Yemeni strikes. Long live the Houthis.”
رُصد عمود من الدخان الأسود الكثيف يتصاعد من منشأة نفطية في منطقة "بقيق" بالسعودية ... عقب ضربات يمنية. حي الله الحوثي
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated30 Sept, 18:05
“Saudi Arabia: Air traffic at Riyadh Airport has stopped again on the Houthis’ orders.”
السعودية: توقف حركة الملاحة الجوية في مطار الرياض مجددًا بأمر الحوثي
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated30 Sept, 18:06
“Air traffic at Riyadh Airport stopped after missiles and drones were launched from Yemen.”
توقف حركة الملاحة في مطار الرياض بعد إطلاق صواريخ ومسيرات من اليمن
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated30 Sept, 18:12
“Air traffic at Abu Dhabi Airport has stopped now.”
توقف حركة الملاحة الجوية في مطار أبو ظبي الآن
independent confirmation of the Abqaiq or airport reports, or an Iraqi faction statement explicitly adopting the outlet’s approval by 3 October; any of these moves this file.