Al-Nujaba TV posted at 17:55 and Unit 10,000 at 18:11 a near-identical line reporting parliamentary calls for legal action to recover ownership of the Iraqi oil pipeline crossing Saudi Arabia, identified as Zubair–Khreis–Yanbu. Both attached a scanned Arabic document bearing official letterhead and seals, framed as a parliamentary inquiry to the prime minister and the Council of Ministers about Saudi use of the line; visual review of the two images read the document's date differently, 1 August 2023 in one and 1 August 2017 in the other, and authenticity cannot be established from the images. The two outlets belong to different networks, which is why the wording match is worth recording.
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official01 Aug, 20:55
“Parliamentary calls for legal measures to recover ownership of the Iraqi oil pipeline passing through Saudi Arabia, "Zubair–Khreis–Yanbu".”
دعوات نيابية لاتخاذ إجراءات قانونية لاستعادة ملكية أنبوب النفط العراقي المار عبر السعودية "الزبير - خريص - ينبع"
- Unit 10,000KH — affiliated01 Aug, 21:10
“A parliamentary call for legal measures to recover ownership of the Iraqi oil pipeline passing through Saudi Arabia, "Zubair–Khreis–Yanbu".”
دعوة نيابية لاتخاذ إجراءات قانونية لاستعادة ملكية أنبوب النفط العراقي المار عبر السعودية "الزبير - خريص - ينبع"
Saudi economic assets on Iraqi soil are being contested through parliamentary inquiry and ownership claims rather than through threats, and the same claim is now moving across two separate militia media networks on the same evening.