Al-Zaydi announces final weapon tally deadline
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi announced that the final deadline for listing and handing over weapons from factions close to Iran to the Iraqi state is June 30, 2027. He clarified that serious efforts to address the issue of weapons will begin on October 1, with adherence to a roadmap and a schedule not to exceed that date, aiming to remove weapons from outside the authority of the state and prevent any unconstitutional military actions. Although the international coalition's mission to fight ISIS has concluded after 12 years, the Iraqi government had previously set a deadline of September 30 for the surrender of weapons, but later retracted and confirmed ongoing negotiations with the factions. The Islamic Resistance, for its part, announced that it has not committed to any dates or agreements so far, reserving the right to respond to any violations by foreign or local forces, and maintaining its stance against government pressure on its weapons.
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