Iraqi PM rules out military clashes with factions

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi denied any plans to confront armed factions militarily, emphasizing that the weapons restriction plan is supported by all political forces. He also stated that there is direct dialogue and channels of communication with the resistant factions regarding the surrender of weapons. The proposed mechanism involves three steps: first, the faction declaring it will cease military activities; second, handing over the weapons to the government; and third, disengagement. Additionally, the government spokesperson confirmed that the U.S. troop withdrawal scheduled for September 30 does not constitute the final deadline for the factions to disarm. Meanwhile, the British ambassador warned that uncontrolled weapons threaten European security, pointing out Iran’s support for factions opposing the plan.

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