Hadi al-Amiri, head of Iraq's Badr Organization, urges Iraqi factions to postpone response to US-Saudi strikes on Iran-aligned PMF. Comes as Baghdad pushes to bring weapons under state control.
Badr Organization chief Hadi al-Amiri urged Iraqi factions to postpone any response to recent US-Saudi strikes on Iranian-aligned Popular Mobilization Forces. His appeal coincides with Baghdad's push to place all weapons under state control and prevent Iraqi territory from being used to threaten neighboring countries.
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