UAE and Israel Scheme to Control Iraqi Security and Oil, Security Source Reveals

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a high-ranking security source speaking to Al-Maalomah has disclosed a dangerous and confidential plan by the United Arab Emirates aimed at taking control of Iraq‘s security and oil sectors. Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s National Security Advisor, is reportedly directly overseeing this conspiracy through financial support and the management of an extraterritorial operational network. The objective is to recruit foreign mercenaries to serve a joint operations room with the Israeli regime.
The report indicates that the UAE is financing a rigorous military training program in Libyan garrisons with hundreds of millions of dollars. These operations are being conducted at Base 17 near Benghazi and a secret base in the southeast of the country, close to the Sudanese border.
The source further elaborated that the UAE is seeking to recruit military mercenaries and retired officers from American, African, British, and Colombian backgrounds. These individuals are being presented under the guise of logistical consultants and crisis management experts, with the intention of entering Iraq’s energy sector through contracts with Dubai-based security companies.
These elements have reportedly infiltrated critical oil and energy facilities in Iraq’s Basra and Baghdad provinces. They are utilizing advanced digital systems and radar equipment as covert espionage tools. Information gathered through these systems regarding the movement of drones and missiles is then transmitted to the joint operations room with the Israeli regime in Duhok Governorate.
