The statement clearly demonstrates that "restricting weapons to the state" in Iraq is not merely an internal national project. Rather, it is a US-Gulf project sponsored by Saudi Arabia, forming an integral part of the regional "comprehensive agreement" concerning missiles and drones. What the international community failed to impose and implement inside Iran is now being practically enforced in Iraq through the ban and dismantling of the PMF’s missile and aerial capabilities.
Furthermore, the timing of the statement significantly coincides with the recent incident targeting a PMF ammunition depot in Diyala. This indicates that political pressures are moving in lockstep with operational developments on the ground.
This correlation confirms that any reliance on negotiations with these regimes—which historically and currently represent the sponsors and funders of terrorism—or further dismantling our pillars of strength and relying on anything other than the language of missiles and deterrence against these reactionary regimes, whose hands are deeply stained with the blood of martyrs in Iraq, Iran, and Lebanon, is nothing short of an outright betrayal of that pure blood. Ultimately, it serves only to tighten the noose of siege and isolation around our necks.
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