Iraqi Army Declares ISIS Defeated
The article focused on Iraq's efforts to strengthen its national security, with plans to conclude the international coalition's presence by September 30, while ongoing discussions continue regarding the restriction of arms to state control. The spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief emphasized that the withdrawal of foreign forces is accelerating, and Iraq is actively pursuing remnants of ISIS, working to coordinate efforts between federal forces and the Kurdistan Region to secure borders and hand over wanted persons. He also highlighted the importance of combating drugs, noting progress in tracking traffickers and caring for addicts, and confirmed efforts to complete the arming of security institutions and enhance their readiness, including contracting air defense systems with the United States, South Korea, and Turkey. He clarified that the state will not allow weapons outside its framework, and that dialogues with factions are ongoing to organize arms after the departure of foreign forces. Additionally, there is a focus on monitoring security and media issues to counter rumors and hate speech, preventing Iraqi territory from being used for attacks on neighboring countries, and continuing negotiations with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) regarding their withdrawal from Iraq.
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