Iraq enforces terrorism law on drone use
The Supreme Judicial Council in Iraq has instructed the courts responsible for enforcing the Anti-Terrorism Law to handle cases involving the makers and users of drones used in illegal activities. This step is part of the country's efforts to curb unregulated weapons and bring them under state control. The government had previously implemented extensive security measures, intensified anti-corruption campaigns, and restricted the arsenal of militias to the authority of the state, along with plans to increase control over certain areas and strengthen defensive capabilities. Iraq has experienced heightened security tensions, with armed factions conducting drone attacks on targets in the Gulf. The country hosts a significant number of militia groups linked to Iran.
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