Shiite Leader Sadr Demanded Compensation From the US and Called for the Weapons to Be Transferred to the State.
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The leader of the thoracic current, Muqtada Al-Sadr, announced today Wednesday what he described as "Iraq's independence and the final end of the era of American presence and international alliance."
With the official announcement of the end of the United States-led international coalition to fight against ISIS and the complete withdrawal of United States forces from Iraq, the political and security landscape in Baghdad has entered a critical phase of conflict between disarmament tracks and security vacuum concerns. While the thoracic current and other factions are moving towards full engagement in civilian action and arms control by the sta…
Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr called for weapons to be placed under state control following the withdrawal of the US and the international coalition from Iraq. Sadr, who also demanded compensation from the US for damages incurred during the Iraqi occupation, warned Washington against interfering in Iraq's internal affairs.
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