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Measures to Prevent 2003 Iraq Invasion
Iraq faces increasing challenges in confining weapons to the hands of the state, as the September 30 deadline approaches, during which a plan to integrate arms under government control will be announced. Political factions are pushing to postpone implementation until 2028, which exposes Iraq to the risk of international sanctions and economic blockade. Additionally, attack strategies against global oil supplies have changed following the cessation of the US-Israel conflict with Iran. Attacks now target oil corridors and ports east of the Red Sea through drone strikes launched from Iraqi territory, aiming to disrupt oil exports and drive up global energy prices. This underscores the necessity of controlling arms to protect regional security and maintain international economic stability.
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