Iraqi militia leader refuses arms disarmament

Abu Hussein Al-Hemidaoui, Secretary-General of the Kata'ib Hezbollah in Iraq, declared his rejection of disarming the resistance, emphasizing the faction's insistence on maintaining and developing its weaponry. He pointed out that the crimes committed by the United States and Saudi Arabia increase the importance of their stance on retaining weapons, aiming to purify the security environment and strengthen their arsenals to confront challenges—especially after American-Saudi targeting of Popular Mobilization Units' bases, which resulted in casualties and injuries among their members. Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, as part of his government program, had called for weapons to be solely in the hands of the state, with some factions agreeing to disarm before the end of next September.

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