Between 08:08 and 09:08 on 11 August, Sabereen News, Unit 10,000 and Al-Ittijah TV each reported a second missile attack on a ship in Bab al-Mandab; Sabereen News then posted two damage photographs captioned as the targeting of "the Saudi enemy ship" and, six minutes later, the two-word line "a maritime event." No Iraqi group claimed responsibility in the collected material, and the official KH channel framed the second strike as "reports of" rather than as its own claim. Visual review of the photographs shows a burnt and torn superstructure with smoke but no hull number, flag or landmark that would fix the vessel or the location.
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated11 Aug, 11:08
“A second missile attack targeted a ship in Bab al-Mandab”
هجوم صاروخي ثاني استهدف سفينة في باب المندب
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated11 Aug, 11:09
“Initial — a second missile targeted the Bab al-Mandab ship”
أولي — صاروخ ثان استهدف سفينة باب المندب
- Al-Ittijah TVKH — official11 Aug, 11:12
“Reports of a second targeting of a ship in Bab al-Mandab”
أنباء عن استهدف ثان لسفينة في باب المندب
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated11 Aug, 12:02
“Photographs of the targeting of the Saudi enemy ship in Bab al-Mandab”
صور لاستهداف سفينة العدو السعودي في باب المندب
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated11 Aug, 12:08
“A maritime event”
حدث بحري
Saudi Arabia is the second-ranked focus in the desk's own collection measurement, carried by 16 of 34 watched channels across five networks since 5 August, and this is the network attaching a struck vessel to that focus.