On September 1, Al-Ghadeer TV (Badr Organization — official) described a U.S. base in Jordan as having been struck by Iranian missiles. Shabab al-Islam (Ashab al-Kahf — owned, non-official) and Jehad Brothers Team (Nujaba — affiliated) then presented “wide-scale missile attacks” on U.S. targets as the third wave of “Punishing the Aggressor,” without identifying the perpetrator; Sabereen News and Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) later reported explosions at a U.S. base. The messages establish attack reporting and operational framing, but no cited Iraqi source explicitly claimed responsibility and no supplied reporting corroborates the underlying event.
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official02 Sept, 01:51
“An aerial image of the American “Tiytin” base in Jordan, which was struck by Iranian missiles.”
صورة جوية لقاعدة "تيتين" الأميركية في الأردن التي استهدفت بصواريخ إيرانية
- Shabab al-IslamAshab al-Kahf — owned, non-official02 Sept, 02:02
“Footage from the intensive missile attacks that struck American targets in Jordan, in the third wave of the “Punishing the Aggressors” operation.”
مشاهد من الهجمات الصاروخية المكثفة التي استهدفت أهدافًا أمريكية في الأردن، في الموجة الثالثة من عملية "معاقبة المعتدين".
- Jehad Brothers TeamNujaba — affiliated02 Sept, 02:24
“Footage from the wide-scale missile attacks on American targets in Jordan, in the third wave of the “Punishing the Aggressor” operation.”
لقطات من الهجمات الصاروخية واسعة النطاق على أهداف أمريكية في الأردن، في الموجة الثالثة من عملية معاقبة المعتدي.
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated02 Sept, 03:13
“Explosions shake a base of the American occupation in Jordan.”
انفجارات تهز قاعدة للاحتلال الامريكي في الاردن
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated02 Sept, 03:15
“The sound of explosions shaking a base of the American enemy in the Jordanian statelet was heard.”
سماع دوي انفجارات تهز قاعدة للعدو الامريكي في دويلة الاردن
Nujaba- and Ashab al-Kahf-linked media carried a more operationally detailed formulation than KH-linked media, but Badr Organization media alone preserved explicit Iranian attribution. The difference limits any reading of the shared attack reporting as a common Iraqi militia claim.