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RESEARCH REPORT

IRAQI MILITIAS AT WAR / 05

First amplifiers

Who first carried the two IRI channels and the four separate claim names within the monitored set.

The first observed relay
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First observed matches for 73 IRI Military Media texts and 72 IRI Islamic Resistance in Iraq texts.
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The two panels retain the separate English and Arabic IRI channel names. They identify the earliest match within 48 hours after publication among monitored accounts. Simultaneous first IRI forwards are retained jointly. Counts represent source posts first carried, not audience reach.

FIGURE 11

Who amplified the two IRI channels first?

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The two panels retain the separate English and Arabic IRI channel names. They identify the earliest match within 48 hours after publication among monitored accounts. Simultaneous first IRI forwards are retained jointly. Counts represent source posts first carried, not audience reach.

First observed matches for 73 IRI Military Media texts and 72 IRI Islamic Resistance in Iraq texts. Choose Actual size to read small labels.

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The four separate claim names, after the two IRI channels.
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First observed matches cover 33 Saraya Awliya al-Dam, 34 Jaysh al-Ghadab, 26 Ashab al-Kahf and 31 Rijal al-Bas al-Shadid texts. Saraya most often appeared first at KSS-associated outlets, and Jaysh al-Ghadab at a Nujaba-associated outlet. Ashab al-Kahf’s frequent first relay is associated with the claim brand itself, not independent Nujaba evidence. These are source posts within the monitored set, not audience reach.

FIGURE 12

Who carried each separate name first?

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First observed matches cover 33 Saraya Awliya al-Dam, 34 Jaysh al-Ghadab, 26 Ashab al-Kahf and 31 Rijal al-Bas al-Shadid texts. Saraya most often appeared first at KSS-associated outlets, and Jaysh al-Ghadab at a Nujaba-associated outlet. Ashab al-Kahf’s frequent first relay is associated with the claim brand itself, not independent Nujaba evidence. These are source posts within the monitored set, not audience reach.

The four separate claim names, after the two IRI channels. Choose Actual size to read small labels.

The first matching post within the monitored Iraqi Axis accounts gives another clue about distribution. Saraya Awliya al-Dam most often appears first at KSS-associated outlets; Jaysh al-Ghadab at a Nujaba-associated outlet. Ashab al-Kahf's frequent first relay is associated with the brand itself, so it is not independent Nujaba evidence. These are first observed matches within the monitored set, not necessarily the first relay anywhere.