Iraqi Officials Warn Against Disarmament Efforts

Western diplomatic sources reported an escalation in threats targeting Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi and security officials, in an attempt to derail the government's plan to disarm weapons held by the state. They confirmed that security agencies have heightened their alertness after officials and perpetrators of previous attacks received revenge threats, along with information about updates from hostile groups targeting specific sites and arming themselves with drones. Additionally, they noted that attacks across Iraq against neighboring countries aim to intimidate the military establishment and undermine efforts to improve regional relations, amid pressure from opposition factions to end armed groups outside of state control. The success of the plan relies on domestic political support and developments in the confrontation between the United States and Iran, with close monitoring of the positions of various political forces.

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