The Militia Digest
The Coordination Framework on Monday reaffirmed the 30 June 2027 deadline for bringing weapons outside official authority under state control and authorized government steps supporting compliance. Al-Ghadeer TV (Badr Organization — official) and iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) carried the commitment, with iNEWS reporting Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s attendance. The government also directed pursuit under the Anti-Terrorism Law of those inciting violence or obstructing state weapons control. The prime minister’s media office instructed state institutions to file criminal complaints against people using media for those purposes. Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) characterized the announcement as a threat against media institutions promoting weapons outside state authority. It contrasted that pressure with government interviews on Gulf channels it accused of hostility toward Iraq while operating freely in Baghdad.
Al-Ghadeer also carried allegations on Monday that U.S. influence inside parliament was obstructing passage of the PMF law. iNEWS quoted MP Hamed al-Mousawi saying the bill had reached parliament and contained more than 77 articles. Watan TV (Badr Organization — affiliated) had quoted his earlier account as more than 17 articles. iNEWS also placed PMF legislation alongside the budget and dual-nationality matters at the top of parliament’s agenda.
Separately, former Babyloun MP Duraid Jamil said on Monday that a deputy premier would not pass unless Babyloun obtained the Migration Ministry. Speaking on Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official), he said Babyloun would not relinquish the portfolio and had submitted three nominees. Kurdistan Democratic Party MP Shirwan al-Dobardani . He . Badr parliamentary bloc MP Qusay Abbas al-Shabaki . Al-Dobardani .