Faction demands hinder weapon deal

Discussions continue between the Iraqi government and armed factions regarding the organization of gun ownership under state control. However, the lack of a final agreement is primarily due to the factions' concerns over foreign presence, especially American and Turkish, within Iraqi territory. The factions demand the removal of all forms of foreign presence before committing to any regulation, while the government emphasizes the need to manage the issue away from external pressures and within a national framework, awaiting the maturation of political and security understandings. So far, the talks remain stalled, awaiting comprehensive consensus on how to organize and confine weapon ownership to the state.

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