By 20 September, government spokesman Haider al-Aboudi described 30 September as the formal end of the coalition’s military mission and a transition toward bilateral relations, while commander-in-chief spokesman Sabah al-Numan said the transition should remove grounds for armed groups to operate outside state institutions. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s security adviser Qasim al-Araji had separately said the committee bringing weapons under state control had no fixed completion deadline.
- Kurdistan2418 Sept, 23:38
“Iraq has set no deadline for completing the process of bringing weapons under state control, Iraqi Prime Minister’s security adviser Qasim al-Araji said.”
Iraq has set no deadline for completing the process of bringing weapons under state control, Iraqi Prime Minister’s security adviser Qasim al-Araji said.
- اسلام تايمز20 Sept, 07:08
“Government spokesman Haider al-Aboudi told the Iraqi News Agency that the 30 September deadline represents a “sovereign milestone” and that ending the coalition’s military mission would allow Iraq to move toward bilateral cooperation with coalition countries.”
Government spokesperson Haider Al-Aboudi told the Iraqi News Agency that the September 30 deadline represents a “sovereign milestone”... the end of the coalition’s military mission would allow Iraq to shift its relationship with coalition countries toward bilateral cooperation.
- ua.news20 Sept, 09:16