Al-Ittijah TV (KH — official owned media) posted two correspondent reports on 23 August within nine minutes of each other: one from Diyala saying the province's tribes warn against yielding to American pressure to withdraw the resistance's weapons, carried under the channel's own quoted banner "it threatens escalation"; the other from Karbala reporting popular demands to reject tampering with the security of Jurf al-Nasr. Both rest on a single channel's own correspondents, with no named tribal body, no named official, and no outside coverage available to the desk — which is why this sits at the lower rungs of the ladder.
- Al-Ittijah TVKH — official owned media23 Aug, 16:34
“"It threatens escalation" — Al-Ittijah's correspondent in Diyala: the province's tribes warn against yielding to American pressure to withdraw the resistance's weapons.”
"تهدد بالتصعيد" — مراسل (الاتجاه) في ديالى: عشائر المحافظة تحذر من الخضوع للضغوط الأميركية لسحب سلاح المقاومة
- Al-Ittijah TVKH — official owned media23 Aug, 16:42
“Al-Ittijah's correspondent in holy Karbala: popular demands in the province to reject tampering with the security of Jurf al-Nasr, liberated from terrorism.”
مراسلة (الاتجاه) في كربلاء المقدسة: مطالبات شعبية في المحافظة برفض العبث بأمن جرف النصر المحرر من الإرهاب
KH's owned media is building a case that removing resistance weapons and touching Jurf al-Nasr both run against local will, which is the ground on which any state or coalition move on either file would be contested.