Coordination Committee Acts to Avoid Clash
The article discusses the efforts of the Iraqi government and armed factions to reach an agreement to confine weapons to the state by September 30, amid security and political tensions and a potential escalation between security forces and factions refuseing to hand over their weapons. Meetings between leaders, including Hadi al-Amiri and Ammar al-Hakim, emphasized the importance of national unity and the need to protect Iraq's security and stability. Negotiations with armed factions are ongoing, aiming to avoid armed confrontation. The country is currently implementing strict security measures and military preparations, highlighting the sensitive nature of the issue as the deadline approaches. This date coincides with the withdrawal of international forces, with some factions linking the future of their weapons to the stance of foreign troops.
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