Between 08:19 and 08:31 on 7 August, outlets belonging to Nujaba, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq each reported the arrest of Nasiriyah municipality employees and intermediaries said to have been found with forged seals and documents. Al-Ghadeer TV followed its own report five minutes later with an additional line attributing supervision of the operation to the Integrity Investigation Court judge and a public prosecution member at the Dhi Qar Court of Appeal — a detail no other channel carried. The three organizations' reports are near-identical in substance, and the differentiating element sits entirely with the Badr outlet.
- Al-Nujaba TVNujaba — official owned media07 Aug, 11:19
“Scenes from the moment a number of Nasiriyah municipality employees and intermediaries were arrested with forged documents and seals in their possession.”
مشاهد من لحظة القبض على عدد من موظفي بلدية الناصرية ومعقبين ضبطت بحوزتهم مستندات وأختام مزورة
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official owned media07 Aug, 11:25
“With the forged seals and documents: the judiciary strikes corruption in Nasiriyah municipality and brings down employees and intermediaries.”
بالأختام والوثائق المزورة.. القضــــاء يضرب الفساد في بلدية الناصرية ويطيح بموظفين ومعقبين
- Al-Ghadeer TVBadr Organization — official owned media07 Aug, 11:30
“The judiciary: the operation came under the supervision of the Integrity Investigation Court judge and the public prosecution member at the presidency of the Dhi Qar Court of Appeal.”
القضاء: العملية جاءت بإشراف من قبل قاضي محكمة تحقيق النزاهة وعضو الادعاء العام في رئاسة محكمة استئناف ذي قار
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media07 Aug, 11:31
“Arrest of employees and intermediaries in Nasiriyah municipality in possession of forged seals and documents.”
القبض على موظفين ومعقبين في بلدية الناصرية بحوزتهم أختام ومستندات مزورة
Convergent carriage of a Dhi Qar judicial operation by outlets of three separate armed factions shows the same provincial enforcement story circulating across otherwise competing media networks, with Badr's channel supplying the institutional detail the others left out.