Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commander Esmail Qaani has been engaged in high-stakes negotiations with Iraqi officials over a contentious plan to disarm armed groups and bring their weapons under state control. The proposal, which has been met with resistance from some Iraqi militias, aims to reduce the risk of sectarian violence and instability in the country. Qaani's meetings with Iraqi leaders are seen as a key test of the plan's viability, with implications for regional security and the delicate balance of power in Iraq. As the country continues to grapple with the legacy of sectarian conflict, the outcome of these talks will be closely watched by observers and policymakers alike.
Esmail Qaani held meetings over Iraqi government's plan to disarm armed groups and bring weapons under state control.
