Baghdad: Al-Amiri, Secretary-General of the Badr Organization, has stated that there is no conflict between the state and the resistance, emphasizing the rejection of any foreign interference in the regulation of weapons.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Hadi al-Amiri confirmed that the fight against corruption is a shared decision by the Coordination Framework and urged the Prime Minister to continue advancing these efforts. Speaking at a memorial service for Sayyid Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim, al-Amiri reassured attendees of a harmonious relationship between the state and resistance forces.

Al-Amiri stressed that regulating weapons is a national and constitutional aim crucial for building a robust state that can safeguard Iraq’s security and sovereignty. He clarified that the regulation of arms should be an Iraqi decision free from foreign influence, firmly opposing any external involvement in the matter.

He further elaborated that weapon regulation should not spark internal conflict or hostility bet
ween different factions within the country. Al-Amiri highlighted the role of the resistance in both constructing and protecting the state, particularly during challenging periods in Iraq’s history.