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Iraq Monitorعين على العراقPrimary-source intelligence
14 Aug, 11:03 BAGHDAD

AAH television turns four MPs on the PMF leadership

WHAT HAPPENED

Between 07:56 and 08:03 on 14 August, Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official) carried four separate Sadiqoun bloc MPs criticising the Popular Mobilization Commission. Mohammed Abu al-Ais accused PMF chairman Faleh al-Fayyad of overlooking "Saudi aggression" and of neglecting to send warnings to the units; al-Baldawi asked the PMF leadership where the Commission stood "on the blood and remains of our martyrs"; MP Yousef al-Kilabi said the Commission's negligence would not be let pass; and Ahmad al-Asadi promised "severe accountability" for those negligent over the aggression against the PMF. The alleged attack itself is not described in any retrieved item, and the confidence rung rests on the four broadcasts being AAH's own official channel speaking on the record rather than on any independent line about the underlying incident.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED
  1. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official14 Aug, 10:56

    “Al-Baldawi questions the Popular Mobilization leadership: where is the Commission's position on the blood and remains of our martyrs?”

    البلداوي يُسائل قيادة الحشد الشعبي: أين موقف الهيئة من دماء وأشلاء شهدائنا؟

  2. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official14 Aug, 10:58

    “Abu al-Ais accuses al-Fayyad of overlooking the Saudi aggression and of neglecting to issue warnings to the units.”

    أبو العيس يتهم الفياض بالتغاضي عن العدوان السعودي وإهمال توجيه التحذيرات للقطعات

  3. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official14 Aug, 11:01

    “Al-Asadi promises severe accountability for those negligent in the matter of the aggression against the Popular Mobilization.”

    الأسدي يتوعد بحساب عسير للمقصرين في قضية العدوان على الحشد الشعبي

  4. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official14 Aug, 11:03

    “Al-Kilabi promises accountability for the negligent: we will not let the PMF Commission's shortcoming pass lightly.”

    الكلابي يتوعد بمحاسبة المقصرين: لن نمرر تقصير هيئة الحشد مرور الكرام

In posting order. Translated by the desk, published as evidence — not endorsement.
WHY IT MATTERS

AAH is contesting the PMF Commission's handling of an attack on its own record and in its own name, which puts the authority of the Commission's leadership in open dispute among the factions it commands.