【半岛电视台非洲·非洲】 针对沙特石油设施的袭击暴露了伊拉克总理无力控制民兵武装

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新闻分析：对沙特石油设施的袭击凸显伊拉克总理控制武装派别的艰难\n\n伊拉克高级消息人士指出抵抗力量的分裂\n\n作者：Jack Hewson\n发布时间：2026年9月16日\n\n这些从伊拉克境内发动的打击行动威胁了全球约4%的石油供应，并推动布伦特原油价格突破每桶108美元。随着美国领导的联军定于9月30日进行最后撤离，这也给伊拉克总理Ali al-Zaidi带来了对其将武装团体置于国家控制之下的承诺迄今为止最清晰的考验。\n\n谁是袭击的幕后黑手？\n\n上周四发动的袭击尚未有任何组织认领。包括真主党旅（Kataib Hezbollah）在内的亲伊朗派别联盟伊拉克伊斯兰抵抗运动否认参与，称这次袭击是“我们不愿承认的荣誉”。\n\n巴格达已证实无人机来自伊拉克本土。安全部队于周六在米桑省（Maysan province）al-Tayeb边境地区的杜韦里杰河（Duwayrij River）附近发现了发射痕迹。伊拉克安全媒体中心负责人萨阿德·曼安（Saad Maan）中将表示，一个情报工作组已经缴获了一个发射平台。\n\n内政部的一位高级消息来源告诉半岛电视台，他认为是一个抵抗运动的分裂团体实施了袭击，尽管这尚未得到证实。如果属实，这就指向了一个更深层次的问题：游离于国家指挥链之外的派别，以及不受这些派别控制的次级团体。\n\n总部位于华盛顿的咨询公司Horizon Engage的研究负责人迈克尔·奈茨（Michael Knights）对此表示怀疑，他指出，傀儡组织是一种古老的策略，旨在让不情愿的政府在进行报复之前三思而后行。

Attacks on Saudi oil expose Iraqi PM’s struggle to control armed factions



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xwhatsapp-strokecopylinkgoogleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoIraqi Prime Minister and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi chairs the Ministerial Council for National Security for an emergency meeting, to discuss the latest security developments and the attack carried out by the United States and Saudi Arabian air forces, Baghdad, Iraq, July 29, 2026. [Media Office of the Prime Minister/Handout via REUTERS] (Reuters)By Jack HewsonPublished On 16 Sep 202616 Sep 2026As black

The strikes, launched from Iraqi territory, threatened about 4 percent of global oil supplies and helped push Brent crude above $108 a barrel. But they also presented Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi with perhaps the clearest test yet of his pledge to bring armed groups under state control as the US-led coalition is due to make its final withdrawal by September 30.

Who was behind the strikes?

No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks launched last Thursday. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq, an umbrella of pro-Iranian factions including Kataib Hezbollah, has denied involvement, calling the strike “an honour that we do not claim”.

Baghdad has confirmed the drones came from Iraqi soil. Security forces identified launch traces near the Duwayrij River in Maysan province’s al-Tayeb border area on Saturday. Lieutenant General Saad Maan, head of Iraq’s Security Media Cell, said an intelligence task force had seized a launch platform.

A senior source at the Ministry of Interior told Al Jazeera he believed a resistance splinter group was responsible, though this has not been confirmed. If true, it points to a deeper problem: factions operating outside the state’s chain of command, and subgroups that operate outside the factions’ control.

Michael Knights, a research lead at Washington-based consultancy Horizon Engage, was sceptical, noting that front groups are an old ploy to make reluctant governments think twice before retaliating.

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