Irakul amână termenul limită pentru dezarmarea grupărilor armate pro-Iran

The Iraqi government has postponed the deadline for disarming pro-Iranian armed groups, initially set for September 30, without providing reasons or a new date. This decision comes amid increasing pressure from the U.S. to disarm these groups, which have targeted American facilities in Iraq. The security advisor to the Prime Minister stated that the disarmament process will not begin until the end of next month. Some factions have expressed willingness to integrate into state institutions, while others, particularly those aligned with Iran, remain resistant. The situation is complex, with the government aiming to resolve the arms issue, but group leaders determined to retain their weapons, viewing disarmament as beneficial to U.S. and Israeli interests. Iraq has long been a battleground for U.S.-Iranian proxy conflicts, with successive governments trying to maintain a delicate balance between their allies.