The factions are putting Iraq on the brink of confrontation and the state administration is outlawing their position
Iraq is facing a security and political challenge because the armed faction close to Iran has seized its weapons and refused to hand them over to the Iraq government, in conjunction with the government's efforts to curb the spread of terrorism.
Iraq faces a security and political challenge due to the fact that the armed factions close to Iran are holding their weapons and refusing to hand them over to the Iraq government, in conjunction with the government's efforts to curb the state's urgency and control the decision to wage war and peace. This puts Baghdad in the face of regional and international pressures, especially after growing security concerns over the use of these Iraq armed forces to launch attacks on neighboring countries such as Jordan, Qatar, Kuwait and Syria. While Iraq is going through a critical stage, physical challenges threatening its security and stability, the Iraq economy is faced with a growing economic crisis, with the resulting loss of millions of employees, and a growing number of roadblocks.