Saudi Arabia Summonses MBC Network Chief Over Insulting Resistance.
Following the anger of Arab users on social media, one of the Saudi television networks responded to insulting resistance, Saudi officials responded.
The Saudi Media Policy Council summoned the network’s executives after insulting the Saudi MBC Network to resistance leaders, the Russian Elium News Channel reported this evening (Saturday).
According to the report, the Saudi media council summoned its managers for explanations following the controversial media that the Saudi network sparked among supporters of resistance in the West Asian region.
According to the statement, the process of investigating and investigating the network’s managers continues.
According to Russia Elium, in a statement issued by Saudi officials, there was no deliberate mention of this derogatory network!
In a statement, the Hamas movement also condemned the provocative measures yesterday that “the report was dark and provocative against the movement and its commanders.”
In response to this media mischief, the Iraqi Media and Communications Organization announced the abolition of Saudi Arabia’s MBC activity in Iraq and stopped operating in a recent report.
It is noteworthy that Saudi Arabia’s MBC television network called their resistance “terrorists” in its weekend program, broadcasting a provocative program and insulting martyrs.
This targeted program, which has insulted martyrs such as martyr Qasim Suleimani, martyr Abu Mahdi al-Mahmand, Ismail Haniyeh and martyr Yahya al-Sinwar, and other martyrs of the resistance, has been accompanied by a widespread response and anger from Arab users in the media and social media.
MBC’s Baghdad office closed after calling Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar a terrorist
After midnight, between 400 and 500 people attacked the studios of a production company in Baghdad that works for the Saudi broadcaster MBC.
“They wrecked the electronic equipment, the computers, and set fire to a part of the building,” an interior ministry source told AFP on condition of anonymity.
He said the fire had been extinguished and the crowd dispersed by police.
“Security forces are still deployed near the building,” he added. There were no immediate reports of arrests.
On Saturday morning, a large police presence remained in the area, blocking access to the site, according to an AFP photographer.