British report highlights weapon issues in Coordination Framework
A news report revealed disagreements within Iraq's Coordination Framework regarding the mechanism for integrating armed factions, especially those linked to Popular Mobilization Forces, into state institutions. A committee headed by the Prime Minister has been formed to oversee weapons registration and classify armed groups, while some are attempting to manage the factions' weapons instead of disarmament. The plan faces delays due to the demands of armed groups and political disagreements, with the goal of achieving state monopoly over weapons by June 2027. This will be done through the gradual integration of fighters, although questions remain about political influence after the integration. Reports also warn that the first phase of the plan is fragile and may hinder the resumption of attacks on American interests.
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