How to align 3 equations at 2 places, where the last 2 equations have one vertically centred label?

I want something like the image in the picture shown: three equations aligned at the limiting sign, but with the final two equations having one vertically aligned label.

I have tried using aligned inside an align environment, but it makes the first equation right-aligned (thus ruining the alignment at the limiting sign). Does anyone know how to fix this right-align? See below:

This is the code which I used:

\begin{align}    \hat\gamma^\lambda &\rightharpoonup \gamma \text{ weakly in } X_{x}(....), \label{A} \\    \begin{aligned}\label{B}        \hat\gamma^\lambda(0, \cdot) &\rightharpoonup \gamma(0, \cdot) \text{ weakly in } X_{x}(....),\\        \hat\gamma^\lambda(1, \cdot) &\rightharpoonup \gamma(1, \cdot) \text{ weakly in } X_{x}(....).    \end{aligned}\end{align}

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!