Iraq’s commission governing media says it will take steps to revoke the license of a Saudi television station to operate in the country.
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The report on “terrorists” who had been killed this century mentioned former al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden alongside a roster of Iran-backed figures. Iraq’s Media and Communications Commission said in a statement that MBC had violated the country’s broadcasting regulations through “attacks on the martyrs, leaders of victory and heroic resistance leaders who are fighting the battle of honor against the usurping Zionist entity,” referring to Israel, and that it would order its executive office to cancel the station’s work license.
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