Iraqi factions challenge Zaidi government
The article discusses the threats made by Iraqi resistance factions, especially the Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades, against Prime Minister Ali al-Zeid, warning that they will topple his government if US restrictions on Iranian flights and the freedom to deal with hostile aircraft continue. Analyses indicate that these threats are significant and come within the context of heightened US-Iranian tensions over the nuclear issue and ongoing negotiations. It is believed that the Iran-backed Coordination Framework forces may attempt to isolate al-Zeid through Parliament if negotiations fail. The article also reveals that armed factions receive orders from Iran and benefit economically from its presence, engaging in corruption and exerting control over key state institutions. It emphasizes that restricting arms to the state is necessary to diminish the influence of these factions. Additionally, the withdrawal of international coalition forces has allowed armed groups to exploit the situation further. The possibilities remain open for both failed negotiations and increased escalation within Iraq.
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