On 22 September, security expert Adnan al-Kanani, speaking on Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official), said Bab al-Mandab navigation was safe except for Saudi vessels and accused Saudi Arabia of concealing defeats by targeting Yemeni civilians. The channel separately labelled civilian attacks in Yemen as Saudi crimes, while its Sanaa correspondent alleged that Saudi aircraft committed multiple massacres in civilian areas on 21 September.
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official22 Sept, 11:37
“Targeting civilians in Yemen: Saudi crimes.”
استهداف المدنيين في اليمن.. جرائم سعودية
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official22 Sept, 11:38
“Our correspondent in Sanaa: Saudi aircraft committed more than one massacre yesterday in civilian areas.”
مراسلنا في صنعاء: الطيران السعودي ارتكب أمس أكثر من مجزرة في مناطق مدنية
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official22 Sept, 11:41
“Security expert Adnan al-Kanani: Saudi Arabia is trying to conceal its defeats in Yemen by targeting civilians.”
الخبير الأمني عدنان الكناني: السعودية تحاول طمس انهزاماتها في اليمن من خلال استهداف المدنيين
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official22 Sept, 11:42
“Security expert Adnan al-Kanani: Navigation in Bab al-Mandab is safe except for Saudi vessels.”
الخبير الأمني عدنان الكناني: الملاحة في باب المندب آمنة باستثناء السفن التابعة للسعودية
The maritime distinction and civilian-harm framing converge on Saudi Arabia as the adverse party, but the position belongs to al-Kanani and the channel’s editorial treatment rather than to an identified AAH principal.