On 21 September, Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi was reported proposing a 90-day period in which factions would neither attack nor face U.S. attacks, followed by weapons handovers ending on 30 June 2027; groups operating after the deadline would be treated as outside the law. Ashab al-Kahf, assessed as a Nujaba front, assessed, said regulation must follow the withdrawal of coalition, U.S. and Turkish forces, while MP Ahmad Kain al-Khazali said understandings would require at least six months and Asas Parliamentary Bloc head Alaa al-Haidari said weapons control could not be fixed by date. Abu Alaa al-Walai, KSS secretary-general, separately denied that resistance forces sought personal or political concessions in the talks.
- shafaq.com21 Sept, 21:45
“Regulating weapons is a national project containing all good for Iraq, but it comes after every foreign force leaves Iraqi territory, from the so-called international coalition to the American and Turkish occupying forces.”
مسألة تنظيم السلاح مشروع وطني فيه كل الخير للعراق، ولكنها تأتي بعد انسحاب كل قوة أجنبية من أرض العراق، من ما يسمى بقوات التحالف الدولي إلى قوات الاحتلالين الأميركي والتركي
- iNEWSKSS — affiliated21 Sept, 22:20
“Organizing weapons requires no less than six months to reach understandings among Iraqi forces.”
تنظيم السلاح يحتاج إلى ما لا يقل عن 6 أشهر للتوصل إلى تفاهمات بين القوى العراقية
- وكالة انباء براثا21 Sept, 23:11
“The resistance made no personal or political demand in the discussions on regulating weapons and consolidating national sovereignty.”
المقاومة لم تطرح مطلب شخصي أو سياسي في مباحثات تنظيم السلاح وترسيخ السيادة الوطنية