Iraq coalition defies arms ban, warns on Iran sanctions

The article highlights the Iraqi government's efforts to form the cabinet after delays caused by political disagreements, especially regarding the issue of restricting arms to the state. It focuses on the differing positions of political forces, particularly between the Iraqi Coordinating Framework Shiite bloc, the Kurds, and the Sunnis, where these disagreements hinder the passage of important decisions such as controlling arms and the position of the Head of the Popular Mobilization Authority. The article also discusses obstacles in appointing key positions, such as the head of the Popular Mobilization Authority and the ministers of Defense and Interior. It underscores internal tensions within the Shiite camp regarding the future of Fayyadh's position in the Popular Mobilization, emphasizing that these disputes reflect the complexities of Iraqi politics and its entanglement with Iranian influence and internal choices.

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