Watan TV, an outlet aligned with the Badr Organization, posted twice on 26 July 2026 promoting segments with Khaled Abu Iraq under the hashtag #بلا_حصانة ("without immunity"). At 18:19 it stated, exclusively for Watan TV, that "factions claiming resistance have had a judicial summons issued against them" (فصائل تدعي المقاومة يصدر بحقها استقدام الى القضاء), with on-screen text reading "the state hijacked by the sins of quota-sharing"; at 18:32 it stated that Abu Iraq "opens the file of weapons smuggling to Syria and reveals the names involved." Both posts obfuscate the sensitive words with inserted punctuation (تهـ,ريب السـ,لاح, المـ,قاومة). No faction is named in the published text, and no other tracked channel — including Al-Ahad TV, iNEWS, Unit 10,000 or Jehad Brothers Team — was observed carrying, answering or disputing the accusation in this window.
If Badr is willing to route factional rivalry through court summons and public naming over Syria-bound weapons transfers, the dispute moves from media sniping into state legal machinery where one faction can impose real costs on another.