UAE, with Israeli backing, pursues covert plan to infiltrate Iraq’s oil and security sectors
A senior Iraqi security source has revealed a secret and dangerous plan by the United Arab Emirates to control Iraq’s oil and security sectors, being carried out with the support and cooperation of the Israeli regime.
According to the source, Tahnoon bin Zayed, the UAE’s national security adviser, is personally overseeing the plan, which includes financial backing and the management of a cross-border operational network to recruit foreign mercenaries. The project is being implemented with the aim of gaining control over Iraq’s key oil resources and security infrastructure, particularly in Basra and Baghdad.
Based on the information provided, the UAE has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in military training programs at camps located in Libya. These military exercises are taking place at Base 17 near Benghazi and at a secret base near the Sudan border, in order to recruit military mercenaries from various countries, including Americans, Africans, Britons and Colombians.
Under the cover of logistics advisers and crisis-management experts, these mercenaries have been brought into sensitive Iraqi oil and energy facilities through security companies based in Dubai. Using advanced digital systems and radar equipment, they collect classified information and track drone and missile routes, and this data is transferred to a joint operations room with the Israeli regime in Duhok province.
The report indicates that the covert interference of the UAE and the Israeli regime in key sectors of Iraq poses a serious threat to the country’s security and sovereignty, and will have far-reaching negative consequences for regional stability.
