Iraq and PMF: Which Bonds to Untie
The article discussed the situation of armed Shia factions in Iraq, particularly those that were part of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), and efforts to disassociate some of them from the Iraqi government and the Popular Army. It indicated that these steps remain largely superficial and include factions such as Asaib Ahl al-Haq and Kataib Imam Ali, while others continue to hesitate or impose conditions. The text also addressed Iran's role, the impact of regional tensions, and the repercussions of these factors on Iraq's stability, highlighting the sectarian and chaotic environment that dominates the scene. It also pointed out internal divisions that weaken the state amid pressures from the US and Iran, along with ongoing crises of corruption and violence.
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