In a four-item run between 18:49 and 18:54 on 4 August, Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official owned media) carried MP Ghalib Mohammed from a press conference of the National Stance Movement, alleging the Kurdistan Regional Government owes more than $37 billion despite producing over two billion barrels of oil, asking where electricity and border-crossing revenues go, alleging 50,000 barrels a day are directed to the Lanaz and Kar refineries he described as belonging to the ruling family, and calling on the Federal Integrity Commission to intervene. The allegations rest on this single speaker relayed by a single channel; the retrieved window contains no other carriage and no outside coverage of the figures.
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media04 Aug, 21:49
“The ruling authority in Kurdistan takes 50,000 barrels of oil daily and gives them to the Lanaz and Kar refineries belonging to the ruling family.”
السلطة الحاكمة في كردستان تأخذ يوميا 50 ألف برميل من النفط وتعطيها إلى مصافي لاناز وكار التابعة للعائلة الحاكمة
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media04 Aug, 21:51
“He calls on the Federal Integrity [Commission] to intervene and take strict measures against the corrupt in the Kurdistan Region.”
يدعو النزاهة الاتحادية إلى التدخل واتخاذ إجراءات صارمة بحق الفاسدين في إقليم كردستان
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media04 Aug, 21:53
“Where do the electricity and border-crossing revenues in the Kurdistan Region go?.. MP Ghalib Mohammed reveals the beneficiary.”
أين تذهب إيرادات الكهرباء والمنافذ في إقليم كردستان؟.. النائب غالب محمد يكشف الجهة المستفيدة
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media04 Aug, 21:53
“The regional government is in debt of more than $37 billion despite producing more than two billion barrels of oil.”
حكومة الإقليم مدينة بأكثر من 37 مليار دولار رغم إنتاجها ما يزيد على ملياري برميل من النفط
Watch: a Federal Integrity Commission statement, referral or case opened on Kurdistan crossings or oil revenue; a Kurdistan Regional Government or Lanaz/Kar response; carriage of the same figures by a second faction channel; or a parliamentary committee taking the file up — any of these moves this file.