Watan TV, affiliated with the Badr Organization, reported on the morning of 7 August that the U.S. Treasury had removed Fly Baghdad, Iraq Express and two Boeing 737 aircraft from its sanctions list, leading with the Treasury's own statement that this does not confer permanent immunity. The post retained the original grounds for the designations — accusations of providing services or support to the Iranian corps — while breaking the Arabic words for the corps and for "Iranian" with punctuation marks. No other tracked channel in the collected window carried the story.
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated/aligned media07 Aug, 11:15
“U.S. Treasury on lifting sanctions from two Iraqi companies: it does not mean permanent immunity. The delisting covered Fly Baghdad and Iraq Express and two Boeing 737 aircraft, which had been sanctioned over accusations of providing services or support to the Iranian corps.”
وزارة الخزانة الأميركية بشان رفع العقوبات عن شركتين عراقيتين: لا يعني حصانة دائمة. وشمل الشطب شركتي فلاي بغداد وعراق إكسبرس وطائرتين من طراز بوينغ 737، كانت قد فُرضت عليها عقوبات بسبب اتهامات بتقديم خدمات أو دعم للفـــ,,يلق الإيـــ,,راني
Watch: another Badr outlet or a rival faction channel picking up the delisting with a defensive or celebratory frame; any Iraqi faction publicly disputing the IRGC-services accusation against the two carriers; a further Treasury action or relisting touching Iraqi entities — any of these moves this file.