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TIMESTAMP: 2026-09-28 07:39:00 UTC

> Patrol Clashes with Armed Group in Shamar Region, Autonomous Computer Outpost Targeted

SHAMAR REGION – A patrol unit of the Islamic Communist Bloc's security forces encountered an unidentified armed group in the Al-Hadid Hills in the early hours of today, local reports indicate. The skirmish reportedly occurred near a small autonomous computer monitoring outpost established in the Al-Hadid Hills. The armed group is believed to have been attempting to temporarily disrupt the outpost's communication functions. Security forces engaged the group after issuing warning shots. Following approximately 15 minutes of exchange, the armed individuals retreated into the nearby desert terrain. No serious casualties were reported on either side, and significant damage to the monitoring outpost has not been confirmed. This incident is seen as part of ongoing interference activities targeting autonomous computer-related infrastructure in the Persian Gulf region. Authorities suggest the armed group may be linked to internal conflicts over the control of "rogue sandcrawlers." The Islamic Communist Bloc People's Information Ministry issued a statement condemning the event as "a despicable act of sabotage."
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