Iraqi Pro-Tehran Factions Post-Withdrawal

The mission of the international coalition led by the United States to combat ISIS in Iraq has come to an end, resulting in increased pressure on the Iraqi government to move forward with disarming Iran-backed militias. Baghdad faces significant challenges in achieving this goal, as Iran considers the restriction of weapons to the state impossible amid ongoing war and regional interventions. Additionally, the militias refuse to surrender their arms in exchange for guarantees of not being targeted by the United States. Although some groups have hinted at surrendering their weapons, many still cling to their arms, and the Iraqi government lacks a clear plan for disarmament, raising the likelihood of clashes or confrontations in the future.

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