War’s shadow hampers Iraq arms bans

The issue of weapons outside state authority in Iraq dominates the political and security scene. Leaders like Akram al-Kaabi from the Nujaba Movement reject any agreements with pro-Israel forces, emphasizing that the only option is to rely on power and weapons. The debate over enforcing the state's authority over armed factions is intensifying, as the Iraqi government, led by Ali Al-Zaydi, faces obstacles in controlling arms due to the influence of these factions and their economic and political interests. Additionally, there are criminal and security issues, such as the detention of security officials on charges of corruption and espionage.

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