Al-Zaydi and armed factions clash in Iraq
The security and political crisis in Iraq is intensifying between Prime Minister Ali Al-Zubaidi and armed Popular Mobilization Forces factions, especially after the release of Nujabaa Movement leader Abbas Al-Yasquobi and the refusal of some factions to hand over their weapons to the state, despite Al-Zubaidi's efforts to contain the situation and avoid internal escalation. Political leaders and mediators, including Iranian figures, have intervened to ease tensions and to shift the terminology from "disarmament" to "weapon management" in an attempt to prevent a civil war. Additionally, American and Iranian movements are influencing the stance of the factions, which are aligned with external parties and insist on maintaining their arms, posing a threat to Iraq’s security and stability.
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