Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) reported early on 10 August that families of Popular Mobilization Forces martyrs and wounded personnel were continuing a sit-in for a second day in front of the Pension Authority in Baghdad, amid what it described as tight security measures, to demand their legitimate rights. The report is the only account of the sit-in in the collected material: no other tracked channel carried it and there is no outside coverage of it in this window, so the second-day duration and the security posture rest on this channel alone.
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated10 Aug, 07:33
“For the second day, families of Popular Mobilization Forces martyrs and wounded personnel continue their sit-in in front of the Pension Authority in Baghdad, amid tight security measures, demanding their legitimate rights.”
لليوم الثاني.. عوائل شهداء وجرحى الحشد الشعبي تواصل اعتصامها أمام هيئة التقاعد في بغداد، وسط إجراءات أمنية مشددة، للمطالبة بحقوقها المشروعة.
Watch: a named faction or bloc formally adopting the families' demands, a statement from the Pension Authority or the PMF Commission, carriage by a second faction's media, or reported friction with the security cordon — any of these moves this file.