Iraq's September 30th Challenge

The article discusses the end of the international coalition's mission in Iraq by September 30, along with the withdrawal of American forces from the country. It emphasizes the Iraqi government's insistence on the need for armed factions to surrender their military arsenals, particularly advanced weaponry such as missiles and drones. However, the majority of armed groups refuse to hand over their weapons or only do so superficially, which places Iraq at a critical security test in the days following the withdrawal. Estimates indicate that factions like Kataib Hezbollah and the Nujaba Movement possess large arsenals, including long-range missiles, anti-aircraft weapons, and drones. Sources confirm that the government and Washington are working to effectively regulate and restrict these weapons to reduce risks, while warnings are issued about potential threats to regional security after the withdrawal.

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