In two further posts in the same overnight run on 2 August, Watan TV attributed to al-Tamimi the charge that parties exploit state resources through their arms inside institutions, causing waste of public money and worsening crises, and that some executive steps conflict with the constitution — specifically the management of the military and security ministries and sensitive agencies through acting appointments. No party, ministry or official is named in either post. No other tracked outlet in the collected window carries the same line.
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated02 Aug, 04:32
“Some steps by the executive authority conflict with the constitution, including managing the military and security ministries and sensitive agencies through acting appointments.”
بعض خطوات السلطة التنفيذية تتعارض مع الدستور ومنها إدارة الوزارات العسكرية و الامنية والأجهزة الحساسة بالوكالة
- Watan TVBadr Organization — affiliated02 Aug, 04:45
“Parties exploit state resources through their arms in institutions, which caused waste of public funds and aggravated crises.”
الأحزاب تستغل موارد الدولة عبر أذرعها في المؤسسات وهذا ما سبّب الهدر في المال العام وفاقم الأزمات
Watch: al-Tamimi or Badr naming a specific ministry or acting minister; a rival Coordination Framework faction publicly disputing the constitutional argument; the same wording appearing on Badr's official outlets rather than only its affiliated one; or a parliamentary move against acting appointments — any of these moves this file.