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The Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali Al-Zaydi, has pledged to implement a plan to disarm armed factions in Iraq by June 30, 2027, with the aim of weakening militant groups and integrating individual members into the Popular Mobilization Forces. The plan begins with a 90-day phase during which the factions will cease attacks in exchange for guarantees that they will not be targeted by American strikes. This will be followed by a gradual weapons handover process. The plan faces significant challenges, especially given the influence of Iran-backed factions within Iraq's political and economic system, as well as regional complexities and conflicts. Iraq has also suffered economic losses due to the war and its impact on oil exports. The goal is to keep weapons in the hands of the government to enhance security and build a strong economy.
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