Hezbollah Brigades Iraq criticizes PM's actions
The article highlights criticisms made by an Iraqi security official from the Kata'ib Hezbollah militia toward the policies of the Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali Al-Zaydi. He accused him of engaging in provocative and irresponsible actions, affirming that their patience is beginning to run out after a hundred days of escalation. He stressed the need for the withdrawal of American and Turkish forces from Iraq and the dissolution of the Peshmerga forces, which he sees as a threat to the country's unity, pointing out their links with Israel and the United States. He also called for addressing security conditions to ensure stability in Iraq, noting that the decision to end the international coalition's mission on September 30 is a pivotal point. The article also discusses warnings about escalating tensions in Iraq, with mentions of the desire of the Saudi and Iranian governments to prevent further escalation and to maintain Iraq's security as a red line.
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