A spokesperson for Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters claimed that intelligence indicates a potential operation against major energy facilities, including those operated by Saudi Aramco, a key pillar of global oil supply.
According to the Iranian official, the alleged plan could involve a “false flag” operation, in which energy sites are attacked and the blame is shifted onto Iran to trigger a wider regional confrontation.
The spokesperson accused Israel of a pattern of covert actions and suggested such a move could be aimed at deepening divisions among Middle Eastern countries and escalating tensions.
The warning also raised concerns about the long-term reliability of diplomatic arrangements such as the Abraham Accords, implying that normalization with Israel may not necessarily guarantee security for regional partners.
Iranian officials cautioned that any strike on major النفط infrastructure could have far-reaching consequences, including disruption to global energy markets, strain on regional alliances, and the risk of a broader geopolitical conflict involving multiple international actors.
No immediate response to the claims has been issued by Israeli authorities.
