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Iraq arms ban may affect Peshmerga
The debate in Iraq sparks increasing controversy over the necessity of restricting weapons to the state, with a focus on the Peshmerga forces in the Kurdistan Region. Kurdish leadership affirms that the Peshmerga are a constitutional and security component of the region's structure and opposes approaches that merge them with non-state armed factions. Officials express concern that the central government might attempt to undermine the federal system by imposing centralization of weapons, while the federal government believes that unifying weapons enhances sovereignty and prevents the existence of unofficial formations outside the state framework. The issue of the Peshmerga remains one of the most sensitive files in the relationship between Baghdad and Erbil.
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