Al-Zaidi-Trump Meeting Raises Questions

The article focused on the delay of the weapons collection plan in Iraq until June 2027, as the Iraqi government continues its efforts to centralize arms with the state amidst pressures from the United States, which warns of the dangers posed by armed factions' concentration and the dismantling of state institutions. Meetings between U.S. President Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaydi, who attended alone without his delegation, revealed differences in American positions, with some interpreting this as a sign of American discomfort with Iraq's steps to regulate the issue. An additional extension was granted, accompanied by the launch of a new process extending until next June, aimed at strengthening the state's authority, with a focus on disbanding militias and supporting the government's plan in this regard.

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