Iraqi factions call for weapons reservation law

The article discusses Iraq's debate over the gun control plan, which aims to regulate and manage weapons in the country through a unified legal framework. The plan emphasizes involving the Kurdish Peshmerga forces, acknowledging them as a constitutional institution, despite demands from pro-Iran armed factions for the disarmament of all formations, including the Peshmerga. Sources indicate that the coming phase will involve drafting a comprehensive law to regulate weapons, though opinions vary on the feasibility of implementing this plan. Some officials express concern about internal disagreements within the ruling coalition regarding the disarmament of unofficial armed groups, amid efforts to integrate all military formations within a unified legal framework to avoid favoritism and internal escalation.

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