Washington-Iran deal may ease Iraq weapons concerns

The article discusses the efforts of the United States and Iran to resolve the issue of arms within Iraqi factions loyal to Tehran. It notes that the US envoy's visit to Baghdad coincides with Washington and Tehran signing a memorandum of understanding to cease hostilities, which raises prospects of rearming the factions or disarming them. The article highlights the difficulty of restricting weapons to the state, amid increasing opposition from armed factions. It also points to analyses suggesting that any shift in Iranian policy could usher in a new phase of stability in Iraq.

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