Terror organizations demand from the prime minister: "We want to take part in the government"

Terror organizations in Iraq are demanding from Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi key positions in the state, especially in security, military, and service institutions. The demand was raised by six Iraqi sources involved in negotiations with the organizations and contradicts the prime minister's stance. This follows the government's decision to revoke project licenses from companies linked to the organizations, which have taken over assets at Mosul airport and government offices. The conditions come after the withdrawal of the US military from Iraq, under an agreement that stipulated the disarmament of the organizations by June 2027. The US expressed concern, and President Trump said the American military would not hesitate to attack targets of the terror organizations in Iraqi territory in the event of escalation with Iran.