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Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi canceled the contracts of three companies at Mosul Airport—Sky Plus, Sama al-Matar, and al-Faisal al-Shamikh—because of their ties to armed groups, and ordered that they be transferred to international companies. Hezbollah Brigades responded by accusing him of hostility toward the “resistance.” The group denied controlling airport contracts and called on the Integrity Commission to investigate the source of his wealth, claiming that parties linked to him owed five million dollars in “resistance” funds. The escalation came amid stalled negotiations over disarming armed factions, as a government source warned that media tensions could spill onto the streets and affect security.
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