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Iraq· BaghdadIraqi Government Efforts to Control Non-State Weapons
The Iraqi government is actively working to control non-state weapons, with the Security Media Cell reporting seized weapons and the Ministry of Justice denying related claims.
Background
For decades, various armed groups have operated outside state control in Iraq, posing a significant challenge to government authority and national stability. Efforts to integrate or disarm these groups are ongoing, impacting security and governance across the country.
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Iraq's Security and Political Stability
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Iraqi Government and Security Matters
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