Watan TV (Badr Organization — affiliated) aired three separate items between 22:06 and 22:53 on 12 August 2026. Yasir al-Husseini said the Basra–Aqaba oil pipeline project costs 28 billion dollars and includes building a refinery in Jordan at Iraq's expense; former MP Amir al-Ma'mouri said one trillion and thirty billion dinars plus residential plots went to terrorists counted as martyrs; and presenter Dr Taha al-Darraji opened a programme tagged #BrokenPen saying pens were broken for writing the truth and burned for refusing to be bought. All three are positions of the named speakers carried on the channel; none is issued as a Badr Organization statement.
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated13 Aug, 01:06
“There are pens that were broken because they wrote the truth, and pens that were burned because they refused to be bought. #BrokenPen”
هناك أقلام كسرت لأنها كتبت الحقيقة وهناك أقلام أحرقت لأنها رفضت ان تكون مأجورة #قلم_مكسور
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated13 Aug, 01:39
“Former MP Amir al-Ma'mouri: one trillion and thirty billion, plus residential plots, went to terrorists counted as martyrs”
النائب السابق أمير المعموري: تريليون و30 ملياراً وقطع سكنية ذهبت لارهابيين احتُسبوا شهداء
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated13 Aug, 01:53
“Yasir al-Husseini: the cost of the oil pipeline project from Basra to Aqaba is 28 billion dollars and includes building a refinery in Jordan at Iraq's expense”
ياسر الحسيني: تكلفة مشروع أنبوب النفط الممتد من البصرة إلى العقبة تبلغ 28 مليار دولار ويتضمن إنشاء مصفاة في الأردن على نفقة العراق
A Badr-aligned outlet is building a public case against a Jordan-bound energy corridor and against the administration of martyrs' compensation, both of which are decisions of the Iraqi government rather than of any rival faction.