Within roughly half an hour this evening, Watan TV (Badr Organization — affiliated) posted three items from and around its programme "Bila Hasana with Nour al-Baghdadi": Karam al-Khazali saying the Fajr campaign has not ended at this point and there is no protector for the corrupt; Karim al-Shujairi saying that had electricity spending fallen into honest hands Iraq would be exporting power to neighbouring states; and Wasit protesters quoted as saying "we will teach the negligent a lesson" and that their demonstrations continue twenty-four hours a day until demands are met. The three posts are the channel's own programming and quotations; no state or outside confirmation of the Fajr campaign's scope appears in the collected material.
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated09 Aug, 23:07
“Karim al-Shujairi: had the funds spent on electricity fallen into honest hands, Iraq would be exporting it to neighbouring states.”
كريم الشجيري: الأموال التي صرفت على الكهرباء لو وقعت بأيد امينة لاصبح العراق يصدرها الى دول الجوار
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated09 Aug, 23:07
“Karam al-Khazali: the Fajr campaign has not ended at this point, and there is no protector for the corrupt.”
كرم الخزعلي: حملة الفجر لم تنتهي عند هذا الحد ولا عاصم للفاسدين
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated09 Aug, 23:32
“"We will teach the negligent a lesson".. Wasit protesters: our demonstrations continue 24 hours a day until our demands are achieved.”
"سنلقن المقصرين درسا".. متظاهرو واسط: تظاهراتنا مستمرة 24 ساعة في اليوم لحين تحقيق مطالبنا
Two faction media networks are simultaneously running accountability pressure on ministries and provincial spending, which is the channel through which state money and appointments are contested between attacks.