Hezbollah brigades accuse the leader of the Iraqi "coordination framework" and the government of breaking promises and fabricating reports through Saudi, Emirati and local media in order to force disarmament. The organization insists that the "weapon of the resistance" must remain outside of politics, and rejects pressure from the US, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The organization denies oil smuggling, and cites a technical committee that found no abnormalities in the oil pipeline. The site attacked is a fuel laboratory and tank facility more than 5,000 meters from the pipeline, which is used to improve the quality of fuel for military vehicles, machinery and generators. Al-Hashd al-Shaabi supplies this fuel to support a military sector from northern Babylon to al-Qaam (Iraq-Syrian border), which the organization claims is the real reason for the enemy's hostility.
Hezbollah brigades call on the Iraqi justice system to do justice to people who have been sanctioned based on the committee's findings, and demand to open corruption investigations regarding military combat rations, food cards and the partnership with ADNOC.