Al-Ahad TV, Asaib Ahl al-Haq's official channel, reported this morning that MPs say more than one million employees in several ministries and state departments have not received their salaries because of a liquidity shortage, and an hour later posted an Iraqi Media Network document referring Mina Amir Jawad for investigation over a social-media video said to insult visitors to Imam Hussein. Both posts carry the channel's #الحسين_نهجنا hashtag. Visual review of the referral document notes the network letterhead and signature block but could not confirm authenticity, and the date field is blank; neither item appears elsewhere in the retrieved evidence.
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media05 Aug, 14:05
“More than one million employees in several ministries have not received their salaries”
اكثر من مليون موظف في عدد من الوزارات لم يستلموا رواتبهم
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media05 Aug, 15:04
“The Iraqi Media Network refers Mina Amir for investigation after insulting Imam Hussein's visitors”
شبكة الإعلام العراقي تحيل مينا أمير للتحقيق بعد الإساءة لزوار الإمام الحسين (ع)
A disciplinary referral over alleged offence to Hussein pilgrims, carried under Al-Ahad's own Hussein hashtag, puts state media discipline and Shia religious sensibility on the same page as a salary-payment failure — the two levers Asaib Ahl al-Haq's channel chose over the audit story its peers took.