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Story updateNew21 Sept, 13:04 BAGHDAD

PMF media director Muhannad al-Aqabi rejects weapons surrender

THE FILE7 SIGNALS · OPENED 21 Sept
  1. 21 Sept, 12:45PMF official says faction weapons will be reorganized, not surrendered
  2. 21 Sept, 13:44PMF media director Muhannad al-Aqabi rejects weapons surrender
  3. 21 Sept, 14:38PMF military-media director Muhannad al-Aqabi rejects surrendering faction weapons
  4. 21 Sept, 16:42PMF media director Muhannad al-Aqabi says weapons will be reorganised, not surrendered – Kurdistan24
  5. 21 Sept, 17:44Walai denies factional demands in weapons talks
  6. 21 Sept, 19:44PMF military-media director Muhannad al-Aqabi rejects handing faction weapons to government
  7. 21 Sept, 20:38PMF rejects surrender as Iraq plans weapons collection
WHAT HAPPENED

On 21 September, Kurdistan24 quoted PMF military-media director Muhannad al-Aqabi saying armed factions would not surrender their weapons but would have them regulated under Baghdad’s authority; Kalimaiq reported the fuller formulation that their management would be reorganized under federal supervision. Al-Aqabi also rejected attacks on Erbil or any other Iraqi province, while Sadiqoun MP Riyadh al-Tamimi, speaking through Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official), said his bloc supported weapons containment and regulation.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED
  1. Kurdistan2421 Sept, 12:49

    Armed groups’ weapons will not be surrendered to the Iraqi government, but will instead be regulated under Baghdad’s authority; any attack on Erbil is unacceptable.

    Armed groups' weapons will not be surrendered to the Iraqi government, but will instead be regulated under Baghdad's authority; any attack on Erbil is unacceptable.

  2. Alsumaria21 Sept, 12:49

    PMF media director: Armed factions’ weapons will not be surrendered to the Iraqi government—but!

    مدير إعلام الحشد: أسلحة الفصائل المسلحة لن تُسلّم إلى الحكومة العراقية.. ولكن!

  3. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official21 Sept, 12:49

    Sadiqoun MP Riyadh al-Tamimi, speaking about containing and regulating weapons: We support this file.

    النائب عن الصادقون رياض التميمي متحدثاً بشأن حصر وتنظيم السلاح: نحن داعمون لهذا الملف

  4. Kalimaiq21 Sept, 13:04

    Armed factions’ weapons will not be handed over to the government; instead, their management will be reorganized under federal supervision. Any attack on Erbil or any other Iraqi province is completely rejected and unacceptable to us.

    أسلحة الفصائل المسلحة لن تُسلّم إلى الحكومة، وإنما ستتم إعادة تنظيم إدارتها تحت إشراف الحكومة الاتحادية... أي هجوم على مدينة أربيل أو أي محافظة عراقية أخرى هو أمر مرفوض تماماً وغير مقبول لدينا

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

Compared with Sadiqoun’s broad endorsement, al-Aqabi’s formula defines a narrower settlement in which factions retain weapons while accepting federal supervision over their management.