On 12 September, Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official) reported commercial traffic moving smoothly through Mundhariya, while Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) and Watan TV (Badr Organization — affiliated) reported Shalamcheh had again closed completely. Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) subsequently said Iraqi families, mostly patients and children, were stranded inside Iran at al-Shib and demanding reopening; eleven of 33 watched channels focused on Shalamcheh and ten focused on al-Shib during the broader network move.
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official12 Sept, 19:24
“Vehicles carrying commercial goods are moving smoothly through the Mundhariya crossing.”
حركة العجلات التي تنقل البضائع التجارية تسير بانسيابية عالية عبر منفذ المنذرية
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated12 Sept, 20:12
“The Shalamcheh crossing in Basra has again been closed completely.”
إعادة غلق منفذ الشلامجة في البصرة بالكامل
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated12 Sept, 20:22
“The Shalamcheh crossing in Basra has again been closed completely.”
إعادة غلق منفذ الشلامجة في البصرة بالكامل
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated12 Sept, 21:06
“Iraqi families are stranded inside Iranian territory at the al-Shib crossing, demanding that it be opened; most are patients and children.”
العوائل العراقية عالقة داخل الاراضي الايرانية عند منفذ الشيب مطالبين بفتح المنفذ، غالبيتهم من المرضى والاطفال
The differing emphasis separates humanitarian pressure for reopening from reporting on continued trade through an alternative crossing, rather than presenting the Iran frontier as uniformly closed.