On 1 September, Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) and Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) said “Haydari missiles” struck Muwaffaq al-Salti air base, reported that the attack was continuing, and described movement from northern Iraq toward U.S. bases; Sabereen News also reported Prince Hassan base was targeted. Al-Ghadeer TV (Badr Organization — official) and iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) reported the bases’ targeting and explosions without naming an Iraqi perpetrator. Desk collection recorded a wider United States focus across 15 of 33 watched channels during the window, but no supplied militia source claimed responsibility for the Jordan strikes.
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated01 Sept, 22:32
“The Haydari missiles are pounding the Muwaffaq al-Salti base in Jordan.”
الصواريخ الحيدرية تدك قاعدة موفق السلطي في الاردن
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated01 Sept, 22:33
“The so-called Prince Hassan base in Jordan was targeted.”
استهداف ما يسمى بقاعدة الامير حسن في الاردن
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated01 Sept, 22:33
“The Haydari missiles are pounding the Muwaffaq al-Salti base in Jordan.”
الصواريخ الحيدرية تدك قاعدة موفق السلطي في الاردن
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official01 Sept, 22:34
“The Muwaffaq al-Salti base in Jordan was directly targeted.”
استهداف قاعدة موفق السلطي في الأردن بشكل مباشر
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official01 Sept, 22:34
“The so-called Prince Hassan base in Jordan was targeted.”
استهداف ما يسمى بقاعدة الامير حسن في الاردن
- iNEWSKSS — affiliated01 Sept, 22:40
“The Muwaffaq al-Salti base in Jordan was directly targeted.”
استهداف قاعدة موفق السلطي في الأردن بشكل مباشر
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated01 Sept, 22:42
“The Haydari attack is continuing.”
الهجوم الحيدري متواصل
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official01 Sept, 22:47
“Violent explosions shake the American bases in Jordan.”
انفجارات عنيفة تهز القواعد الأمريكية في الأردن
The comparison places KH-affiliated media closest to an operational account, while Badr Organization and KSS media remained at event reporting rather than militia attribution.