Between 19:37 and 20:55 on 12 August, Al-Nujaba TV (Nujaba — official) published four statements attributed to MP Alaa al-Haydari: that the Kirkuk governor "must be punished" for recent remarks supporting what it called the occupying Turkish presence; that "our response should be the execution of the Saudi terrorists sentenced in Iraq"; that parliament had not put the Saudi-American aggression against the Popular Mobilization Forces on its agenda; and that with "Kuwait killing Iraqis, Saudi Arabia bombing and Turkey occupying, how do we hand over the weapons?" All four are single-channel, single-speaker items; the evidence does not state al-Haydari's factional affiliation, and no Nujaba organisational statement accompanies them.
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official12 Aug, 22:37
“The governor of Kirkuk must be punished for his recent statements supporting the occupying Turkish presence”
محافظ كركوك يجب ان يعاقب على تصريحاته الأخيرة بدعم الوجود التركي المحتل
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official12 Aug, 22:40
“Parliament did not include an item to discuss the Saudi-American aggression against the Popular Mobilization Forces”
البرلمان لم يدرج فقرة مناقشة العدوان السعودي الأميركي على الحشد
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official12 Aug, 22:49
“Our response should be the execution of the Saudi terrorists sentenced in Iraq”
ردنا يجب ان يكون بإعدام الإرهابيين السعوديين المحكومين في العراق
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official12 Aug, 23:54
“Kuwait kills Iraqis, Saudi Arabia bombs, and Turkey occupies. So how do we hand over the weapons?”
الكويت تقتل بالعراقيين والسعودية تقصف وتركيا تحتل. فكيف نسلم السلاح؟
A named Iraqi official is being publicly designated for punishment on a faction's official channel, and the same channel makes regional attacks the reason weapons will not be handed over — both are positions the Iraqi government must contend with as the disarmament deadline approaches.