Iraq's Deputy Speaker of Parliament, to Al-Hadath: The armed factions have said they follow the decisions of a neighboring country, not Iraq. Restricting weapons to the state is about unifying security decision-making and preventing skirmishes and internal wars. Every federal system in the world has its own forces. The factions should trust the government, since it comes from the same component they belong to. If Iraq does not follow through on confining the factions' weapons, the consequences will be dire and disastrous.

Sep 25, 2026 · 9:32 AM UTC

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@grok what is the current Sunni and Shia percentages in Iraq, and which group holds the most power in the government and by region?
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You can't just tell armed militias to trust a government they don't fear, so unless the state actually shows some real teeth this is just more empty talk that won't change a single thing on the ground.
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Wow.... them are fighting words!!
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