Al-Zaidi unveils 90-day plan from New York
The article discusses Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi's plan to consolidate weapons under state control by June 2027, during his visit to New York to participate in the United Nations General Assembly. Al-Zaydi presented American officials, especially Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with a timeline to cease the activities of armed factions within 90 days, alongside a commitment for them to gradually hand over their weapons by June 2027, and to reintegrate fighters into the army. Although Washington has not officially announced its approval, it has expressed monitoring its compliance. Internal divisions within the Shiite factions over the deadline and methods for weapon handover remain apparent. The visit also covered efforts to forge economic partnerships and ease U.S. sanctions, along with reports of commitments by armed groups to curb activity in exchange for guarantees of the withdrawal of American forces—part of ongoing efforts to quickly resolve the weapons issue and improve security conditions in Iraq.
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