Factions Under Pressure in Baghdad
Reports indicate that the Iraqi government, led by Ali Al-Zaydi, is working to restrict weapons within the country. Three armed factions, out of seven, have begun handing over their weapons to Iraqi forces, a step considered a turning point in organizing the relationship between armed groups and the state, as well as addressing the issue of uncontrolled weapons. Despite the official announcement, no weapons have been physically handed over so far, and the factions have only changed their positions after receiving guarantees that include support from Iran and the complete withdrawal of international coalition forces from Iraq. Some factions, such as Asa'ib Ahl Al-Haq, have shifted their stance due to coordination with the United States, while their threats and security preparedness remain in place. A timeline has been set, extending until June 2027, for the complete surrender of weapons.
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