Within the three-hour window the only collected publications were from Badr Organization channels — Al-Ghadeer TV's Hormuz transit-denial relay and Watan TV's Defence Ministry spokesman report — while desk collection measures Badr's own official social media channel, Baa Platform, quiet for 70.3 hours against a typical 0.1-hour gap, KH's KAF Center quiet 18.1 hours against a typical 1.5-hour gap, the Qais al-Khazali media office quiet 50.3 hours against a typical near-zero gap, and Ashab al-Kahf's official armed group channel quiet 263.2 hours against a typical 0.2-hour gap. Coverage for all four channels is recorded as complete, so these are cadence readings rather than collection gaps. Separately, Ansar Allah al-Awfiya, Islamic Resistance in Iraq, Kataib al-Imam Ali and the PMF were not observed publishing anything in the collected window. This is stated at preponderance because a clock reading establishes only that the channels did not post, not why.
Which Badr channel carries a chokepoint interdiction line and which does not is a readable proxy for how much institutional ownership the organisation wants over that language.