Baghdad Warns Corruption Outweighs Weapons and Leaders to Be Arrested
The article focused on the Iraqi government's efforts to strengthen its control over weapons and reorganize armed factions. It announced that September 30th is the date for the state to monopolize arms, with expectations of merging some factions into the Popular Mobilization Forces and abolishing informal armed groups. The report also indicated that financial and security corruption pose a greater threat than the issue of weapons. Currently, the state holds the authority of the law, while pressures continue on armed factions to complete reform processes, with warnings of the potential arrest of high-profile figures as part of the campaign. Additionally, the article discussed the Hormuz Strait crisis and its impact on Iraq's oil exports, noting that Iraq is seeking to secure its exports via neighboring regions if the crisis persists.
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