This desk's own collection clock records Qais al-Khazali's media office, Asaib Ahl al-Haq's official leader office, as having published nothing for 32.3 hours against a near-continuous normal cadence, and the official Ashab al-Kahf armed-group channel as quiet for 245.2 hours against a typical 0.2-hour gap; Badr's Baa Platform is at 52.3 hours against a typical 0.1-hour gap. Coverage for all three is recorded as complete this window, so the silence is a reading of their own cadence and not a collection gap. Over the same evening, peer channels were active on exactly the material a leader office would normally address: KH-affiliated Unit 10,000 and Sabereen News reported an American drone down in Anbar, iNEWS carried the Khatim al-Anbiya headquarters statement on responding firmly to American hostile acts, and Asaib Ahl al-Haq's own Al-Ahad TV was broadcasting a Badr parliamentary spokesman on the electricity and audit files. Ashab al-Kahf's owned outlet Shabab al-Islam did post in the window, so the movement is confined to the armed-group channel.
If the leader office remains dark while faction-aligned outlets contest an al-Khazali position on the electricity file, it would suggest the dispute is being handled below the leadership line rather than settled at it.