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Story update19 Sept, 14:18 BAGHDAD

Security adviser Qasim al-Araji sets no deadline for weapons control

THE FILE13 SIGNALS · OPENED 18 Sept
  1. 18 Sept, 13:41Reports split over 30 September weapons deadline
  2. 18 Sept, 17:39Al-Araji denies a weapons-committee deadline
  3. 18 Sept, 18:13Security adviser Qasim al-Araji rejects deadline reports
  4. 18 Sept, 19:35Prime minister's security adviser Qasim al-Araji denies weapons-control deadline
  5. 18 Sept, 21:45Security adviser al-Araji rejects a weapons-control deadline
  6. 18 Sept, 22:34Security adviser Qasim al-Araji denies deadline for weapons-control committee
  7. 18 Sept, 23:46Security adviser al-Araji denies weapons-control deadline
  8. 19 Sept, 14:04PM security adviser Qasim al-Araji denies fixed weapons-control deadline – Kurdistan24
  9. 19 Sept, 16:38Security adviser Qasim al-Araji sets no deadline for weapons control
  10. 19 Sept, 17:53Commander-in-chief spokesman Sabah al-Numan says armed-action justification ends 30 September
  11. 19 Sept, 20:43Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi to raise faction weapons with Trump – Shafaq News
  12. 19 Sept, 21:30Reports differ on Prime Minister al-Zaidi’s Trump weapons pitch
  13. 20 Sept, 00:49MP Doberndani links weapons and dollar sanctions
WHAT HAPPENED

On 19 September, security adviser Qasim al-Araji said there was no set period for completing the process of bringing weapons under state control. A senior government source separately said Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi would ask President Donald Trump to delay possible US financial or economic sanctions, with the request tied to the weapons process and the previously designated 30 September date.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED
  1. 964media19 Sept, 13:50

    There is no set period for completing the policy of bringing weapons under state control, the prime minister’s security adviser said.

    There is no set period for completing the policy of bringing weapons under state control, the prime minister’s security adviser said.

  2. Shafaq News19 Sept, 14:18

    Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi will ask the US president to delay possible financial or economic sanctions; a senior government source tied the appeal to the 30 September date originally set for bringing faction weapons under state control.

    Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi will press US President Donald Trump to hold off on any US financial or economic sanctions on Baghdad, a senior Iraqi government source told Shafaq News on Saturday. The appeal is tied to September 30, the date originally set by Baghdad for bringing faction weapons under state control.

In posting order. Translated by the desk, published as evidence — not endorsement. A channel name opens the message where it was posted.
WHY IT MATTERS

The difference between the original date and the open-ended timetable leaves the government’s weapons-control process and Washington’s reported sanctions pressure on separate clocks.