The Iraqi coalition is discussing the integration of the Popular Mobilization Forces into state institutions, including plans to transfer their arsenal to Iran for storage.
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Updated Sep 9
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What happened
The Iraqi coalition is discussing the integration of the Popular Mobilization Forces into state institutions, including plans to transfer their arsenal to Iran for storage.
Who's involved
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Part of
PMF was established in Iraq, Iran-backed groups operate within the country, and the US is pressuring Iraq to disarm these militias.Also in this story
- Popular Mobilization Forces advanced toward Kirkuk disputed territories, sparking fears of attacks on Erbil.
- Ali Falih Al-Zaidi directed an investigation into an explosion involving Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq.
- Iran-aligned groups within Iraq are involved in weapons transfers and setting conditions for a disarmament plan.
The entities involved
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Popular Mobilization Forces
Iraqi umbrella organization of militias incorporated into the military forces
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Iraq
sovereign state in Western Asia
Related events
- Iraq is initiating a process to regain state control over armed groups by pushing for the withdrawal of foreign coalition forces from both Iraq and Kurdistan.
- Iran-backed militias are operating in Iraq, where they are involved in smuggling US currency and the US is managing funding transfers to the country.
- Iran and Iraq reached a security agreement aimed at flushing out separatist groups.
- Iranian-sponsored militia operates in Iraqi targets.
- Iraq agreed to a comprehensive strategic document to expand cooperation.