At 08:01:38 UTC on 26 July, Jehad Brothers Team, a Nujaba-affiliated channel, posted "♦️مدفعي محيط كفرتبنيت - الفوقا" ("artillery, vicinity of Kafr Tabnit - al-Fawqa"); thirty-four seconds later, at 08:02:12, Shabab al-Islam, an Ashab al-Kahf owned but non-official channel, posted the same two-word formula with a different bullet marker. At 08:58 the same Ashab al-Kahf channel posted "🔸مدفعي يستهدف محيط علي الطاهر" ("artillery targeting the vicinity of Ali al-Taher"). Neither post names a firing party, a target, a claimed effect, or an issuing military wing, and neither carries the formal claim architecture (bismillah opening, unit signature, Quranic citation) these organisations use for own-force claims. Kafr Tabnit and Ali al-Taher are both in the Nabatieh district of south Lebanon; no other tracked channel in the collected window carried either item.
If these are Iraqi-run relay posts of a Lebanese battlespace, they show the Nujaba/Ashab al-Kahf media network sustaining a live south Lebanon incident-tracking capability, and the sub-minute sequencing indicates one feed serving both brands — the tightest observable link between the two in this window.