Second Iraqi group begins disarming

The Asa'ib Ahl Al-Haq Movement, led by Sheikh Qais Khazali, announced the start of separating its military wing from the Popular Mobilization Forces and handing over its weapons to the state. This move is part of a national directive to support the sovereignty of the state and its security institutions. This step comes after the Coordination Framework and another faction within the Popular Mobilization Forces endorsed this direction, and a central committee was formed to complete the procedures, which include inventorying weapons and personnel and coordinating with the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. This initiative is considered part of the Iraqi government’s efforts to regulate and arm armed factions under the state's umbrella.

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