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After the complete withdrawal of American forces from Iraq, the international coalition confirmed that its mission has ended and that there are no longer any justifications for the presence of armed groups in the country. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi affirmed that Iraq is aiming to complete its sovereignty by reorganizing the weapons of armed factions within a timeline that concludes in June 2027, while working to restrict arms to state control and implement a comprehensive security and political plan. Armed factions, including the Kataeb Hezbollah, refused to commit to a specific deadline for disarming, asserting that they would continue to respond to any sovereignty threats. Meanwhile, their supporters celebrated “Sovereignty Day” in Baghdad, showcasing models of drones used in previous operations against American interests. The American envoy confirmed that the withdrawal opens prospects for unifying armed formations under state authority and strengthening the relationship with Washington in a non-military manner.
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