A Saudi official said Thursday night that the IRGC is coordinating with Houthi and Iraqi militias for an imminent attack on the kingdom, and warned that any such attack would trigger a direct Saudi strike on Iran and the destruction of the militant groups within hours, according to a report.
The Zioneer reported at 23:41 Jerusalem that Saudi Arabia had issued a general warning of an impending Iranian and proxy attack. The new statement from a Saudi official, published minutes later, adds specific details: the IRGC is coordinating with Houthi and Iraqi militias for a violent attack on the kingdom. The official threatened that any such attack would lead to a direct Saudi strike on Iran itself and the destruction of Kata'ib Hezbollah in Iraq, the Houthis, and the Al-Hashd al-Shaabi militia within hours.
The warning comes amid a broader escalation of tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-aligned axis, including recent Houthi attacks from Iraqi territory, Iraqi Shiite militia threats against the Saudi regime, and reported IRGC preparations for multiple responses to Israeli operations. The claims remain unverified and originate from a single source.
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