Iraq sets June 30, 2027 deadline for armed factions
Iraq's prime minister set October 1 as the start of a disarmament roadmap and a final cutoff of June 30, 2027, after the US-led coalition formally ended its mission. The government says the coalition's departure removes the excuse used by many armed groups to keep arms, but several Iran-backed factions have rejected timelines and said they are not bound. Some groups have handed over weapons, while others demand the end of US political and economic influence and have threatened the government. Iran's Revolutionary Guards welcomed the withdrawal, and analysts warn the standoff could affect regional tensions amid the wider Middle East war.
Iraq demands factions disarm by June 30, 2027
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A US-led coalition ended its mission in Iraq after more than a decade. The prime minister…
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