⭕ As reported ⭕ Taiz Axis: Fighter jets target a ballistic missile launch pad belonging to the Houthi militia on Jabal Uman, east of Taiz

It is a decisive battle: either we see the palaces of Sanaa and the centers of Dammaj in the north, with the Da'wah established in the north and the south—and this is what we hope for from our Lord—or we see the palaces of Paradise and the Abode of Bliss, and this is what we ask of our Lord: a good ending through martyrdom. Abu Al-Yaman Adnan *

Dead and captured Houthis, and an attack foiled on the Al-Mihwalah and Al-Aghbarah fronts in Lahj The Al-Subayhah fronts in Lahj Governorate witnessed fierce battles on Monday following a wide-ranging, simultaneous attack launched by the Houthi militia on the Al-Mihwalah and Al-Aghbarah fronts, met with resolute resistance from the Southern Forces and tribesmen. Field sources said that the Houthi militia launched an intensive attack on the Al-Mihwalah front, centered on the positions of Jabal Sayf, Barh Umm Khunayf, and Jabal Umm Kuhan, in an attempt to advance toward the positions of the defending forces. The sources confirmed that the Southern Forces stationed on the front, backed by tribesmen, managed to repel the advance attempts and force the attacking elements to retreat and break, pointing out that dead fell among the ranks of the militia and two elements were captured during the clashes. The sources explained that following the failure of its attack, the militia resorted to intensive bombardment with drones and mortar shells, targeting the positions of the defending forces and neighboring villages. On the Al-Aghbarah front, violent clashes broke out in the vicinity of Jabal Al-Bazilah and the Al-Sawrah area, where tribesmen and the Armed Forces managed to repel the attacks of the Houthi militia on their positions.

Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council praises the efficiency of the armed forces' decisive deterrence across various axes and fronts

*Results of Iraqi investigations: A group linked to the Revolutionary Guard and the Houthis is behind the attack on the Saudi "East-West" pipeline* - Investigations revealed that the perpetrators of the attack entered Iraq illegally - The attack was carried out with the cooperation of a well-known Iraqi armed faction without the knowledge of the faction's leadership - More than 15 booby-trapped drones were used in carrying out the attack, which took place simultaneously Three Iraqi officials in Baghdad revealed to "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" that the security investigations into the attack that targeted the Saudi "East-West" pipeline on the tenth of the current month of September, which was launched from Maysan Governorate in southern Iraq, are nearing completion, pointing out that a group linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the "Ansar Allah" movement (Houthis) in Yemen was behind the assault. The officials explained that the final report on the investigation results will be submitted to Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi in the near future, after completing a number of technical and security procedures. "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" spoke to three Iraqi officials in the Joint Operations Command and the National Security Advisory through separate meetings over the past few days, who confirmed that the investigations into the attack have been completed and "important" results have been reached. How was the attack on the "East-West" pipeline carried out? One of the officials, a senior commander in the Iraqi army, said that the investigations concluded that the drone attack actually originated from the Al-Teeb border area in Maysan Governorate, and that more than 15 booby-trapped drones were used in carrying out the attack simultaneously. The investigation teams, according to the Iraqi official, were able to gather field and intelligence information and evidence related to the launch sites and the movement of the operatives who took part in the operation, as well as the movement routes of the equipment used in carrying out the attack. Another security official confirmed this information, pointing out that "investigations revealed that the individuals who participated in carrying out the attack entered Iraqi territory days before its execution coming from Iran, illegally, and headed to the Al-Teeb border area, where the drones were prepared and the launch operation was carried out toward Saudi territory, before the same individuals returned to Iranian territory following the execution of the attack and the entry operation into Iraq," noting that the process of entering and exiting Iraq took place outside official border crossings, illegally, and in cooperation with cells inside Iraq that provided them with assistance. He explained that "investigations confirmed that the party that communicated with them from inside Iraq is linked to an armed faction and in coordination with the Yemeni Houthi movement." Another official confirmed that the investigation committee concluded that the group that cooperated and facilitated the work of those arriving from Iran to carry out the attack belongs to a well-known armed faction, "but the faction's leadership had no prior knowledge of the attack and did not participate in planning or execution." He revealed that "the information reached by the competent Iraqi authorities regarding the identity of the executing group, the nature of its external links, and the routes of its operatives entering and exiting Iraq, was handled as among the most important results of the investigation, especially since the operation was carried out from a sensitive border area inside Iraqi territory and targeted vital installations on Saudi territory, which prompted the security apparatuses to expand the scope of the investigation to include the individuals who entered Iraq, the parties that aided their movement, and the networks that provided them with facilities inside the country." The source continued that the Iraqi Foreign Ministry informed its Iranian counterpart of the information reached by the Iraqi investigations, including the data regarding the identity of the operatives participating in the operation and the nature of the executing group's affiliation, as well as the information related to the process of those operatives entering and exiting Iraqi territory, noting that the Iraqi side presented to Iran the information and evidence it possesses in this regard, but Tehran has not responded, to date, to what Baghdad provided in terms of information and evidence. He revealed a move by the Iraqi government to request the representation of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement (Houthi) to leave Iraq, but there is pressure from political parties in the "Coordination Framework" to dissuade the government from this measure, which it decided to take based on evidence of their involvement in coordinating the attack, and because their presence in Iraq has exceeded political or social work. The source also revealed that the competent Iraqi security and intelligence apparatuses are currently working on tracking the individuals involved in receiving the Iranian elements, while discussing several guarantees to prevent the recurrence of the attack. The final report will be submitted to Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, containing the results of the security, intelligence, and technical investigations, including the launch site of the drones, their number, the nature of their use, the entry and exit routes of the participating elements, the parties standing behind the operation, and the networks working with them inside Iraq, alongside the measures proposed by the security authorities to deal with those networks and prevent the recurrence of using Iraqi territory to carry out attacks outside the country. What is expected of Iraq In his comment on these developments, strategic affairs expert Hussein Al-Asaad told "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" that "the Iraqi investigations regarding the attack that targeted the East-West pipeline in Saudi Arabia are more serious and thorough than previous investigations related to attacks launched from Iraqi territory, as previous investigations regarding similar attacks originating from Iraqi territory did not reach clear and announced results, and many files remained without identifying the responsible entities or persons, which made them vulnerable to political and security interpretations." Al-Asaad explains that "the current investigation is different in terms of its reliance on field evidence, intelligence investigations, and tracking the movement of the perpetrators and the networks that provided them with support. Furthermore, the importance of the current investigation lies not only in determining the launch site of the drones, but in reaching the full cycle of the operation, starting from the entry of the operatives into Iraqi territory, passing through the process of preparing and launching the drones, and ending with tracking the exit routes and the parties that provided facilities." He adds that "Baghdad's seriousness will be measured during the coming phase by its ability to translate the investigation results into actual measures, whether inside Iraq or through diplomatic channels with the countries to which the accused parties are linked. Submitting the final report to the Prime Minister represents an important step, but what is most important is the subsequent measures, accountability, and preventing the recurrence of using Iraqi territory to carry out attacks against other countries." Hours after the attack was carried out, Al-Zaidi had issued a decision relieving the police chief and the operations commander in Maysan Governorate of their posts and referring the directors of security apparatuses in the province to investigation. Al-Zaidi also directed the formation of an investigative council regarding the Maysan Operations Command—a joint security command tasked with coordinating and managing the work of security forces in Maysan Governorate in southern Iraq—against the backdrop of the attack and the launch of the drones from inside the governorate. Maysan Governorate acquires special significance in this file due to its geographical location bordering Iran and the extension of its borders for vast distances with the Iranian side, in addition to the presence of rugged and remote border areas that make monitoring unofficial cross-border movement more complicated, representing a challenge for security apparatuses in controlling infiltration and unauthorized entry and exit outside official border crossings. Moreover, Maysan is considered one of the governorates where Iraqi armed factions active and still refusing to surrender their weapons operate, including the Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades, Harakat al-Nujaba, Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, and other factions that possess strategic depth, organizational presence, and broad influence inside the governorate, making tracking individuals and sites linked to any unofficial military activity extremely complicated, especially in border and remote areas.

*Results of Iraqi investigations: A group linked to the Revolutionary Guard and the Houthis is behind the attack on the Saudi "East-West" pipeline* - Investigations revealed that the perpetrators of the attack entered Iraq illegally - The attack was carried out with the cooperation of a well-known Iraqi armed faction without the knowledge of the faction's leadership - More than 15 booby-trapped drones were used in carrying out the attack, which took place simultaneously Three Iraqi officials in Baghdad revealed to "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" that the security investigations into the attack that targeted the Saudi "East-West" pipeline on the tenth of the current month of September, which was launched from Maysan Governorate in southern Iraq, are nearing completion, pointing out that a group linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the "Ansar Allah" movement (Houthis) in Yemen was behind the assault. The officials explained that the final report on the investigation results will be submitted to Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi in the near future, after completing a number of technical and security procedures. "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" spoke to three Iraqi officials in the Joint Operations Command and the National Security Advisory through separate meetings over the past few days, who confirmed that the investigations into the attack have been completed and "important" results have been reached. How was the attack on the "East-West" pipeline carried out? One of the officials, a senior commander in the Iraqi army, said that the investigations concluded that the drone attack actually originated from the Al-Teeb border area in Maysan Governorate, and that more than 15 booby-trapped drones were used in carrying out the attack simultaneously. The investigation teams, according to the Iraqi official, were able to gather field and intelligence information and evidence related to the launch sites and the movement of the operatives who took part in the operation, as well as the movement routes of the equipment used in carrying out the attack. Another security official confirmed this information, pointing out that "investigations revealed that the individuals who participated in carrying out the attack entered Iraqi territory days before its execution coming from Iran, illegally, and headed to the Al-Teeb border area, where the drones were prepared and the launch operation was carried out toward Saudi territory, before the same individuals returned to Iranian territory following the execution of the attack and the entry operation into Iraq," noting that the process of entering and exiting Iraq took place outside official border crossings, illegally, and in cooperation with cells inside Iraq that provided them with assistance. He explained that "investigations confirmed that the party that communicated with them from inside Iraq is linked to an armed faction and in coordination with the Yemeni Houthi movement." Another official confirmed that the investigation committee concluded that the group that cooperated and facilitated the work of those arriving from Iran to carry out the attack belongs to a well-known armed faction, "but the faction's leadership had no prior knowledge of the attack and did not participate in planning or execution." He revealed that "the information reached by the competent Iraqi authorities regarding the identity of the executing group, the nature of its external links, and the routes of its operatives entering and exiting Iraq, was handled as among the most important results of the investigation, especially since the operation was carried out from a sensitive border area inside Iraqi territory and targeted vital installations on Saudi territory, which prompted the security apparatuses to expand the scope of the investigation to include the individuals who entered Iraq, the parties that aided their movement, and the networks that provided them with facilities inside the country." The source continued that the Iraqi Foreign Ministry informed its Iranian counterpart of the information reached by the Iraqi investigations, including the data regarding the identity of the operatives participating in the operation and the nature of the executing group's affiliation, as well as the information related to the process of those operatives entering and exiting Iraqi territory, noting that the Iraqi side presented to Iran the information and evidence it possesses in this regard, but Tehran has not responded, to date, to what Baghdad provided in terms of information and evidence. He revealed a move by the Iraqi government to request the representation of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement (Houthi) to leave Iraq, but there is pressure from political parties in the "Coordination Framework" to dissuade the government from this measure, which it decided to take based on evidence of their involvement in coordinating the attack, and because their presence in Iraq has exceeded political or social work. The source also revealed that the competent Iraqi security and intelligence apparatuses are currently working on tracking the individuals involved in receiving the Iranian elements, while discussing several guarantees to prevent the recurrence of the attack. The final report will be submitted to Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, containing the results of the security, intelligence, and technical investigations, including the launch site of the drones, their number, the nature of their use, the entry and exit routes of the participating elements, the parties standing behind the operation, and the networks working with them inside Iraq, alongside the measures proposed by the security authorities to deal with those networks and prevent the recurrence of using Iraqi territory to carry out attacks outside the country. What is expected of Iraq In his comment on these developments, strategic affairs expert Hussein Al-Asaad told "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" that "the Iraqi investigations regarding the attack that targeted the East-West pipeline in Saudi Arabia are more serious and thorough than previous investigations related to attacks launched from Iraqi territory, as previous investigations regarding similar attacks originating from Iraqi territory did not reach clear and announced results, and many files remained without identifying the responsible entities or persons, which made them vulnerable to political and security interpretations." Al-Asaad explains that "the current investigation is different in terms of its reliance on field evidence, intelligence investigations, and tracking the movement of the perpetrators and the networks that provided them with support. Furthermore, the importance of the current investigation lies not only in determining the launch site of the drones, but in reaching the full cycle of the operation, starting from the entry of the operatives into Iraqi territory, passing through the process of preparing and launching the drones, and ending with tracking the exit routes and the parties that provided facilities." He adds that "Baghdad's seriousness will be measured during the coming phase by its ability to translate the investigation results into actual measures, whether inside Iraq or through diplomatic channels with the countries to which the accused parties are linked. Submitting the final report to the Prime Minister represents an important step, but what is most important is the subsequent measures, accountability, and preventing the recurrence of using Iraqi territory to carry out attacks against other countries." Hours after the attack was carried out, Al-Zaidi had issued a decision relieving the police chief and the operations commander in Maysan Governorate of their posts and referring the directors of security apparatuses in the province to investigation. Al-Zaidi also directed the formation of an investigative council regarding the Maysan Operations Command—a joint security command tasked with coordinating and managing the work of security forces in Maysan Governorate in southern Iraq—against the backdrop of the attack and the launch of the drones from inside the governorate. Maysan Governorate acquires special significance in this file due to its geographical location bordering Iran and the extension of its borders for vast distances with the Iranian side, in addition to the presence of rugged and remote border areas that make monitoring unofficial cross-border movement more complicated, representing a challenge for security apparatuses in controlling infiltration and unauthorized entry and exit outside official border crossings. Moreover, Maysan is considered one of the governorates where Iraqi armed factions active and still refusing to surrender their weapons operate, including the Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades, Harakat al-Nujaba, Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, and other factions that possess strategic depth, organizational presence, and broad influence inside the governorate, making tracking individuals and sites linked to any unofficial military activity extremely complicated, especially in border and remote areas.

From today's targeting 🔥🛩 By the grace of Allah☝🏻 *From the targetings by our armed forces against operatives and equipment of the Houthi Rafida, terrorists and mercenaries of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. Armed Forces Media Center*

👌Resolve that butts against the clouds✋ 👌Among the most astonishing things I saw today - may Allah bless - was an elderly man who has surpassed seventy years of age, without a single black hair in his beard, the hair of his eyebrows drooping over his eyes. I saw him carrying a rifle on his shoulder and an ammunition vest across his chest. I said to him, "Where to, uncle?" He said, "To jihad in the cause of Allah." "And what do you desire?" He said, "I desire martyrdom." Allah is greatest! Such are the people of the Sunnah. This is an elder of the people of the Sunnah, so how about their middle-aged and how about their youth? These are the ones through whom we hope Allah will grant victory to His religion, elevate His word, humiliate the people of Rafd, and demean them, by the permission of the Exalted. Muwaffaq al-Fadili al-Awdi 18/Rabi' al-Akhir/1448 AH

The Yemeni Armed Forces announce the neutralization of 476 Houthi militia members, killed and wounded, in targeting operations, and the destruction of command and control centers and weapons depots. The Yemeni Armed Forces: 🔴 We carried out 356 targeting operations against the Houthi militia over the past 24 hours. 🔴 476 Houthi militia members were neutralized, killed and wounded, in the targeting operations. 🔴 We destroyed command and control centers and weapons depots belonging to the Houthi militia.

*A military meeting in Aden emphasizes the importance of unifying efforts and coordinating roles between military bodies and units to meet the requirements of the current stage, enhance performance and discipline, and raise efficiency.*

▪️ Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty stresses the necessity of ensuring freedom of maritime navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait and its direct impact on the global economy and supply chains. ▪️ Abdelatty: Egypt affirms its support for the unity of the Yemeni state and the stability of its national institutions, and its endorsement of all efforts aimed at reaching a comprehensive political solution that fulfills the aspirations of the Yemeni people and enhances regional security.

The President of the Presidential Leadership Council praises the efficiency of the Armed Forces and directs the acceleration of the implementation of the decisions on safe return and general mobilization.

The President of the Presidential Leadership Council praises the efficiency of the firm deterrence of the Armed Forces across various axes and fronts.

Dead and captured Houthis, and a thwarted attack on the Al-Muhawala and Al-Aghbarah fronts in Lahj The fronts of Al-Subaiha in Lahj province witnessed fierce battles on Monday following a wide and synchronized attack launched by the Houthi militia on the Al-Muhawala and Al-Aghbarah fronts, amid firm resistance by the Southern Forces and tribesmen. Field sources said that the Houthi militia launched an intensive attack on the Al-Muhawala front, concentrated on positions at Jabal Sayf, Barah Amkhanif, and Jabal Amkahan, in an attempt to advance toward the defensive forces' positions. The sources affirmed that the Southern Forces stationed on the front, supported by the tribesmen, managed to repel the advance attempts and forced the attacking elements to retreat and break, pointing out that casualties fell among the militia's ranks and two elements were captured during the clashes. The sources explained that following the failure of its attack, the militia resorted to heavy shelling with drone strikes and mortar shells, targeting the positions of the defending forces and neighboring villages. On the Al-Aghbarah front, violent clashes broke out in the vicinity of Jabal Al-Bazila and the Al-Sawrah area, where the tribesmen and the Armed Forces managed to repel the attacks of the Houthi militia on their positions.

From today's targeting 🚀🔥 By the grace of Allah☝🏻 *The Southern Giants Brigades destroy an ammunition-laden truck belonging to the Houthi Rafida, mercenaries of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, on the Kahbub front, Bab al-Mandab, Red Sea*

*Your prayers for your brothers on the Al-Mansoura front in Al-Subaiha, for right now they are confronting the Rafidi tide.* May Allah grant them victory and give them power over the necks of their enemies.🤲🏼

*The President of the Presidential Leadership Council directs the acceleration of the implementation of the decisions on safe return and general mobilization*

An answer to your questions in the comments 👇🏻 *General Mobilization: An official measure declaring a state of emergency and harnessing the state's resources, economy, and institutions to deal with a war or a major crisis. General Call to Arms: An extraordinary call addressed to citizens (everyone who is capable) for an immediate response and to join the defense of religion and the homeland.*

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