Iraq commits to state-controlled weapons
The spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces confirmed that Iraq will not allow weapons outside the state’s framework. He stated that the process of regulating weapons is proceeding in accordance with the government’s vision, with the support of the religious authority and political leaders to contain and restrict arms. He emphasized that discussions are ongoing following the withdrawal of the international coalition forces, with efforts to prevent Iraqi territory from being used to attack neighboring countries. Additionally, there are dialogues with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) regarding the shipment of its weapons and their exit from Iraq or their return to Turkey. The spokesperson also noted that September 30th is the final deadline for the coalition forces’ withdrawal, with Iraq witnessing a rapid pace of withdrawals. Iraqi forces continue to monitor remnants of ISIS regularly.
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