Iraqi-American Disarmament Deal Set for 2027

The article discusses the efforts of the Iraqi government, led by Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, to disarm armed factions and reorganize the presence of foreign military forces, particularly American and Turkish troops. These steps are part of a plan aimed at consolidating all weapons under state control by June 2027. Such measures are being implemented through understandings with Washington and intensive negotiations with armed factions, which have conditioned their weapons to be organized within a legal framework and without disrupting their interests. The plan also includes setting deadlines for the closure of foreign military bases, such as Zilikan Base, and the removal of PKK fighters and armed Iranian opposition groups from Iraqi territory. Additionally, the government faces pressure from Iraqi pro-Iranian groups like the Badr Organization, which refuse to comply with US sanctions on Iranian flights, considering such sanctions a violation of Iraqi sovereignty. These developments come at a time when Baghdad is seeking to fulfill its national sovereignty obligations, with a focus on strengthening internal stability and regulating relations with Washington and regional parties.

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