Between 13:15 and 13:17 UTC on 11 August, Sabereen News and then Unit 10,000 (both KH — affiliated) posted scans of a Martyrs Foundation review-committee decision dated 29 December 2025 and an internal memo, in which a man is described in a National Security Service letter as belonging to ISIS, killed by security forces in 2014, and in which an earlier 2018 Anbar sub-committee decision granting him martyr status is withdrawn. Unit 10,000 framed it as "why is the killer equal to the martyr — who is responsible?" and tagged it to "the rights of the disappeared". The documents shown are the desk's only line on the file; there is no outside coverage of it in the collected window.
- Sabereen NewsKH — affiliated11 Aug, 16:15
“An ISIS member killed in the liberation battles is registered as a martyr in official documents and receives salaries and compensation.”
داعشـي مـقـتـو ل في معارك التحرير يسجل شـهـيـد بالوثائق الرسمية ويستلم رواتب وتعويضات.
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated11 Aug, 16:17
“Why is the killer equal to the martyr — who is responsible?? A terrorist belonging to the ISIS gangs, killed during the liberation operations, is registered as a 'martyr' at the Anbar branch of the Martyrs Foundation, and a salary and compensation are allocated to his family — the rights of the disappeared!!”
لماذا يتساوى القاتل مع الشهيد .. من المسؤول ؟؟ ارهابي ينتمي لعصابات دا.عش قتل اثناء عمليات التحرير يسجل "شهيد" في مؤسسة الشهداء فرع الانبار ويخصص لذويه راتب وتعويضات — حقوق المغيبين !!
The framing puts the Anbar branch of the Martyrs Foundation and its 2018 vetting under KH-linked scrutiny, in a governorate where the network's channels have surged this week by the desk's own collection count.