Al-Zaidi commits to disarm factions by 2027
The article focused on Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi's plan to disarm armed factions and bring them under state control by June 30, 2027. The plan includes an initial phase lasting 90 days during which hostilities will cease, followed by a gradual surrender of weapons, along with efforts to integrate faction members into the Popular Mobilization Units (Hashd al-Shabi). Its goal is to end the presence of independent armed groups within the set timeframe. The plan faces obstacles due to the influence of Iran-backed factions, which dominate the political and economic landscape, as well as security and economic challenges. Iraq has suffered significant losses in oil revenues due to the war, amounting to 60% of its monthly income, as Iran has blocked Iraqi oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz in an attempt to raise global oil prices.
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