Security updates to Zaydi lead among Green Zone commander

The article focused on the Iraqi government's efforts, led by Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi, to enhance security and control key areas in Baghdad, especially the Green Zone. This was achieved through changes in security positions and the appointment of a new commander to protect the area. The measures included eliminating certain security leaders and assigning new heads to the National Security and Counter-Terrorism agencies, as well as improving intelligence coordination among the agencies. At the same time, the government is working to pass a law that restricts weapons to state hands, in response to the hold of armed factions such as Kata'ib Hezbollah and Asaib Naba' on their weapons. This comes amid rising tensions related to the Turkish presence in northern Iraq and Iraq's opening up to Arab countries. These efforts are part of preparations for the end of the international coalition's mission in Iraq by the end of September and for ensuring sustainable internal stability.

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