Sabereen News posted, and Al-Ghadeer TV reposted eight minutes later, the same wording reporting that the Sumud convoy of more than 350 activists from around 20 countries was blocked from entering Iraq for lacking official approvals, amid reports of Jordanian pressure on the Iraqi government, despite prior coordination between the Turkish and Iraqi foreign ministries. Both tag the account as أنباء — reports in circulation — rather than their own confirmation, and neither names an Iraqi official. The claim rests on these two identical militia posts; no outside coverage of the convoy or the Jordanian-pressure allegation is in the collected window.
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated12 Aug, 02:45
“Reports of the Sumud convoy being prevented from entering Iraqi territory on the pretext of lacking official approvals, amid reports of Jordanian pressure on the Iraqi government to prevent its entry, despite prior coordination between the Turkish and Iraqi foreign ministries.”
أنباء عن منع قافلة الصمود ... من دخول الأراضي العراقية بحجة عدم وجود موافقات رسمية، وسط انباء عن ضغط أردني على الحكومة العراقية لمنع دخولها، رغم وجود تنسيق مسبق بين وزارتي الخارجية التركية والعراقية
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official12 Aug, 02:53
“🔴 Reports that the Sumud convoy, comprising more than 350 activists from around 20 countries, was prevented from entering Iraqi territory on the pretext of lacking official approvals, amid reports of Jordanian pressure on the Iraqi government to prevent its entry.”
🔴 أنباء عن منع قافلة الصمود التي تضم أكثر من 350 ناشطًا من نحو 20 دولة، من دخول الأراضي العراقية بحجة عدم وجود موافقات رسمية، وسط انباء عن ضغط أردني على الحكومة العراقية لمنع دخولها
an Iraqi or Jordanian government statement on the convoy's entry, or the appearance of the same text on AAH, KSS or Nujaba channels, would show whether this line spreads beyond the Badr–KH pair; the convoy reaching or being turned back from a named crossing would settle the underlying event.