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Gulf States and US Press Iraqi PM to Disarm Pro-Iranian Militias by September Gulf states and the US are pressuring Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi to disarm pro-Iranian militias by September amid ongoing regional tensions. Al-Zaydi recently met with President Trump in Washington and has set a deadline for militia disarmament, but Iran-backed militias continue to resist.
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What happened 01 Gulf states and the US jointly pressure Iraqi PM to disarm pro-Iranian militias. 02 Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary-General presented data on militia attacks to Baghdad. 03 Iraqi PM Ali Al-Zaydi met Trump in Washington, setting a September deadline for disarmament. 04 Al-Zaydi receives support from both Gulf states and the US for this initiative. 05 Iran and its allied militias in Iraq resist disarmament efforts. 06 A Gulf country criticized Iran over unusual arrests in Iraq, including a Sunni leader's detention. Translated and summarized by baba from Kan News , the latest report. Read Kan News’s original The coverage
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