Iraq Plans Security Council with Iran and Saudi

Qassem Al-Araji, the Iraqi Prime Minister's Security Advisor, revealed that Baghdad has proposed to Iran and Saudi Arabia the establishment of a unified security coordination council in order to address the trust crisis between Riyadh and Tehran. This initiative comes amid escalating regional tensions. The timing coincides with a rise in attacks, the latest being an assault on Saudi oil facilities using drones, which Saudi Arabia publicly attributed to Iran-backed groups. On another note, Al-Araji emphasized the importance of political unity within Iraq, especially as the international coalition's withdrawal is approaching on September 30. He also stressed the need to keep weapons in the hands of the state and to disconnect political parties from the Popular Mobilization Forces, in order to reduce security and political challenges.

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