A draft law has been introduced in Iraq’s parliament to incorporate the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) into the official military, sparking debates about the country’s loyalty to either Iran or the US. Critics of the bill argue that integrating the PMF, which has strong ties to Iran, into the military could jeopardize Iraq’s sovereignty and independence. They fear that this move could further entrench Iranian influence in Iraq, complicating its relationships with other countries, especially the US. Supporters of the law, on the other hand, believe that integrating the PMF into the military is necessary for national security and stability.

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