Parliamentary Defense: No veto on arms imports
The Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee, Ahmed Kain Al-Khazali, confirmed that Iraq continues to diversify its sources of arms by engaging with several countries, without any "veto" on purchasing weapons from any major state. He explained that Iraq evaluates the military facilities of these countries and selects systems and weapons that meet its defensive needs, with a focus on modern air defense systems, such as thermal cameras capable of detecting targets at distances of 12 to 18 kilometers. He also pointed out that global weapons development has shifted toward ballistic missiles, unmanned aircraft, and radar systems, and that the choices depend on their level of advancement and their ability to fulfill Iraq’s security and defense requirements.
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