Regional arms limit pact first
The article focused on Iraq and Lebanon's efforts to control arms, highlighting the issue of disarming armed factions and their delivery of weapons to the state in both countries. In Iraq, Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi proposed a deadline at the end of this month, which was later set for June 30, 2027, as a final deadline, with support from the United States and reservations from Iran due to their ties to the armed factions. Sources indicate that regional tensions, especially the US-Iran conflict, impact the implementation of these measures, as clarity in the regional situation is deemed essential for achieving disarmament. In Lebanon, official decisions exist but face internal rejection and fears of destabilizing internal stability, particularly amid Israeli pressure to disarm Hezbollah. Moreover, the disarmament process is linked to the broader resolution of regional conflicts, with ongoing threats and numerous challenges affecting its execution.
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