The Militia Digest
Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) and Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) used launch and target-bank language for September 1 missile attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan. Al-Ghadeer TV (Badr Organization — official) attributed the Jordan strikes to Iran, while Shabab al-Islam (Ashab al-Kahf — owned/non-official) called them a third wave but omitted the operator. Al-Nujaba TV (Nujaba — official) said Lucas drones struck a Sirik communications tower and promised more target disclosures, but named no operator. Press reports attributed the Jordan strikes to Iran, and another reported Iran’s own claim; no Iraqi faction accepted responsibility for Jordan or Sirik.
Sabereen News and Unit 10,000 carried identical wording attributed to Mohammad Marandi, whom neither channel identified by role. He alleged a child was killed at a wedding and said Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, Jordan, Bahrain and Qatar would “pay a heavy price”. No KH body had adopted the six-country threat when the channels posted it.
Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official) relayed an IRGC statement claiming a joint missile-and-drone attack on U.S. bases in Erbil late September 1, without identifying the partner. Other channels reported strikes at Harir, Soran, the airport, consulate and Ghezhnakan; . Press reports , while Kurdistan Counter-Terrorism Forces .