Al-Ittijah TV, Kataib Hezbollah's official owned outlet, published this afternoon a scanned parliamentary letter dated 1 August 2026 from Saud al-Saadi of the Hoquq bloc, addressed to the prime minister and copied to the parliamentary speaker's office, his two deputies, and the oil minister. Visual review of the document shows it asks what the government's plan is to fix Iraq's sovereign oil rights over the pipeline running through Saudi Arabia, whether Baghdad will demand from the Saudi side the sums Iraq spent building it, and whether it will seek compensation for Saudi use of part of this Iraqi-owned strategic line to move gas inside Saudi territory, with a fifteen-day reply deadline. The rung rests on a single line of evidence — one channel, one document — with no government response, no other faction outlet on the same subject, and no outside coverage in the collected material.
- Al-Ittijah TVKH — official owned media01 Aug, 17:19
“Saud al-Saadi, MP for the Hoquq parliamentary bloc, directs a parliamentary question to the prime minister concerning ownership of the Iraqi oil pipeline passing through Saudi Arabia, demanding a statement of the legal procedures taken to restore its ownership.”
النائب عن كتلة حقوق النيابية سعود الساعدي يوجه سؤالاً نيابياً لرئيس الوزراء يتعلق بملكية أنبوب النفط العراقي المار عبر السعودية مطالباً ببيان الإجراءات القانونية المتخذة لاستعادة ملكيته
The question sets a fifteen-day reply clock on the prime minister over an asset held on Saudi territory, which puts a dated, checkable demand into the parliamentary record rather than a broadcast complaint.