Al-Zaidi Highlights Iraq’s Weapons Crisis

The article focused on the Iraqi announcement of a serious start to addressing the issue of weapons outside state control, including the purchase of a complete air defense system and the legislation of the Popular Mobilization Law. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi emphasized that the first week of October 2026 marks the beginning of a crucial phase for achieving full national sovereignty, with the conclusion of the international coalition's mission and the withdrawal of its forces, thereby enhancing Iraq's security and stability. He also pointed to a specific timeline set to conclude by June 2027 for restricting the weapons of non-Iraqi armed groups and integrating the Popular Mobilization Forces into the official security framework, all within the framework of constitutional obligations and the necessity of strengthening sovereignty and combating rebellious armed factions. The focus remains on coordinating between the government and resistance groups to control arms and achieve peace and stability throughout the country.

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