KH and Nujaba replies
KH- and Nujaba-affiliated accounts treat Salam Adil's attacks as part of an AAH media offensive. Their replies target Salam Adil personally, the wider AAH media network or the weapons policy. The target of each response is shown below.
Salam Adil personally
7 October • Nujaba to KH
Hashd al Shaabi News (@mhsen_313)
Assessed affiliation: Harakat al-Nujaba
It accuses Salam Adil of insulting Kaabi and AAH of financing his attacks. It also condemns Khazali.
Jihad al Tabyin 313 (@gfddchhhjjb)
Assessed affiliation: Kataib Hezbollah
It forwards the same reply into KH's network 51 minutes 39 seconds later.
The wider AAH network
4 October • KH-affiliated accounts
Kataibiyun (@k3l3t) Kataibiya 313 (@kt3l3)
Both assessed affiliated with Kataib Hezbollah
Both publish the same accusation: AAH pages and TV commentators are attacking KH and Nujaba over their refusal to organise weapons before conditions and guarantees are met.
The explicit target is the wider AAH media campaign.
The weapons policy
3–7 October • policy counterarguments
Al Nujaba TV (NTV) (@ntviraq)
Nujaba-affiliated TV channel
Political analyst Hashim al-Kindi challenges Haider Barzanji in a debate over weapons control. KH pages defend conditions and guarantees and reject blaming KH and Nujaba for economic pressure.
These replies do not explicitly name Al Ahad TV as their target.
A direct answer to Salam Adil's flag criticism
On 6 October, Qawarir News Agency (@trendpress), assessed within the wider resistance ecosystem, explicitly answers Salam Adil's description of vehicles driving over the U.S. and Israeli flags as a cartoon-like scene. It ridicules his public credibility, names Salam Adil and identifies the remark being answered.
The campaign accusation predates these replies
On 2 October, Resistance Archive in Iraq (@work_r313) and Ansar al Qaim (@ansaralqayim313), both assessed within the wider resistance ecosystem, carry resistance-media commentator Ali Murtadha's accusation that AAH TikTok pages and Salam Adil's TV appearances are attacking KH. KH-affiliated Kataibiya 313 (@kt3l3) repeats it. The accusation links Salam Adil's attacks to AAH's wider network.