Iraqi militias' plan to hide weapons
The article discusses the movements of Iraqi armed factions linked to Iran as they attempt to evade handing over their weapons to the Iraqi government before the deadline of September 30. Security sources revealed that the small cells formed by these factions, operating under unidentified names, are receiving support from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and are dispersed in residential neighborhoods away from their traditional bases. This strategy aims to reduce the likelihood of targeting and to preserve their military capabilities. This comes amidst escalating tensions following drone strikes on Erbil. Through these actions, the factions are sending messages to the Kurds and Iraq regarding their refusal to disarm, while the government is focusing on security and military measures to dismantle these small cells and curb their rebellion, emphasizing that the weapon handover is intended to restore control over the country and keep arms in the hands of the state.
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