The Militia Digest
The judiciary released Maysan Provincial Council head Mustafa Duair (AAH — Sadiqoun) after he complied with legal procedures, Sabereen News (KH — affiliated) reported on Tuesday. Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi had ordered an inquiry over Duair’s Sunday threat of civil disobedience unless Baghdad reopened Shib, the crossing with Iran it closed on 20 October. Unit 10,000 (KH — affiliated) went beyond Sabereen’s procedural account, describing the release as the judiciary rejecting the prime minister’s request. Badr’s parliamentary bloc demanded reopening and warned of consequences for Maysan’s economy and residents’ livelihoods. Council presidency spokesman Hakim Atiya appealed to al-Zaidi to reconsider the closure. By Tuesday, iNEWS (KSS — affiliated) reported higher food and construction-material prices and a continuing truck-owners’ sit-in. Unit 10,000 also relayed residents’ three-day reopening deadline and their stated intention to demonstrate if the crossing remained closed.
In Sinjar, the Sinjar Resistance Units said their Monday integration agreement with Baghdad also covers the Sinjar Women’s Units, putting their combined strength at 4,165 fighters. Anadolu, citing an Iraqi official, named the Interior Ministry and PMF as destinations for the fighters. Shafaq News . House of Coexistence in Sinjar founder Mirza Danayi on Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official). Political analyst Faiq Yazidi .