Iraq reaffirms arms control efforts and opens to Syria

The Iraqi Ministry of Interior has confirmed that its government continues efforts to restrict all weapons to the state and to strengthen oversight over them. A database has been established containing approximately 6 million weapons, and 71 fake premises linked to the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) have been shut down. Additionally, the government has launched a plan to eliminate illegal weapon possession by the end of September, with ongoing dialogues to address obstacles. It has emphasized that security agencies will firmly deal with any activities outside legal frameworks, including unlicensed drones. The government spokesman also reaffirmed that Iraq is advancing in controlling weapons, despite ongoing corruption battles and financial stability efforts, even amid international challenges such as the impact on oil exports caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

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