The Militia Digest

iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) said health-profession graduates were being suppressed and that crews were blocked from covering their demonstrations. Al-Nujaba TV (Nujaba — official) later relayed Head of the Health Professionals Syndicate Dr. Alaa al-Maliki saying infiltrators had entered the demonstrations and assaulted security forces. The two channels gave opposite frames of the same protest environment. No third outlet or official confirmation of either account is on record.

Miqdad al-Khafaji (KH — Huquq bloc) said he had asked that the prime minister and competent authorities be hosted over alleged Saudi-American aggression against PMF headquarters. Al-Ittijah TV (KH — official) and Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) both carried that hosting demand. Only Al-Ittijah added that there was parliamentary support to examine the details and that the official response had been very weak. No militia claim of responsibility is involved, and no press report of the alleged strikes is on record.

On the economy, Saud al-Saadi (Hoquq — KH) directed a parliamentary question to the prime minister on removing zeros from the dinar. Al-Kornet al-Kata'ibi (KSS — affiliated) framed it as concerning government remarks; Al-Ittijah TV later called it a question on the decision itself, and the two letter images show different visible dates. A telecom minister claimed redenomination had been finalized, drawing criticism. Other reporting said Iraq to drop zeros as the file returned.

Al-Kornet al-Kata'ibi stated that arrest orders had been issued for the transport minister’s office director and an aviation operations officer over an investigation into returning an aircraft. Watan TV (Badr Organization — affiliated) later carried the same named offices and predicate, tagged circulating. No court paper, named judge, or matching press report is on record.

Sheikh Karim Hattab, head of the Maysan agricultural associations union, told Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official) the approved plan is of no use and that the farmer in Maysan has not received water for three years, which will drive mass protests. A companion clip had him saying farmers want to plant rice on more area than the plan allows. He heads the union, not an AAH office, and no protest date or government response is on record.

THINGS TO WATCH

Official or third-outlet confirmation of the health-graduate protestsmedium likelihoodmedium impactiNEWS and Al-Nujaba TV gave opposite frames and no third confirmation is on record, so a named official statement or a matching press report would settle which version, if either, holds.

Prime minister or competent authorities hosted over the alleged PMF-site strikeslow likelihoodhigh impactKhafaji said he had asked for that hosting and that there was parliamentary support, so a session, invitation, or formal refusal would settle the demand.

Court paper or named judge on the transport arrest ordersmedium likelihoodmedium impactAl-Kornet stated the orders as fact and Watan tagged them circulating, so a filed order or a denial from the ministry would settle whether they exist.

Cabinet or CBI instrument on deleting dinar zerosmedium likelihoodhigh impactSaadi asked for the legal basis of remarks or a decision, and a minister claimed finalization, so a published decision or a formal retraction would settle the file.

Named Maysan farmer protest date or organizing bodylow likelihoodmedium impactHattab said three years without water will drive mass protests but named no date or organizer, so a called demonstration would settle the warning.