Peregraf - Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, has ordered Iraq’s security agencies to take decisive action against any attempts to undermine the country’s stability, amid growing regional escalation.
During an extraordinary session of the Ministerial Council for National Security held on Monday, Iraqi leadership reviewed the domestic situation in light of ongoing military developments across the region.
Key Points:
•Strict Security Orders:
Al-Sudani instructed all security agencies to confront any actions threatening Iraq’s security and stability, emphasizing zero tolerance for destabilizing activities.
•Preventing Iraq’s Involvement in Conflict:
The government reaffirmed that no party or entity will be allowed to drag Iraq into regional conflicts, underscoring a policy of neutrality and containment.
•Protection of Diplomatic Missions:
Authorities stressed a firm commitment to prevent attacks on diplomatic missions and vital facilities, while continuing to safeguard public and private property.
•Balancing Security and Rights:
The Council reiterated that freedom of expression and peaceful assembly remain protected, within the framework of Iraqi law and the Constitution.
•State Control Over Security Decisions:
Decisions related to national security, peace, and military movements remain exclusively under state authority, rejecting any parallel or unauthorized actions.
•Economic and Energy Concerns:
Ministers of oil, electricity, and trade briefed the Council on:
•Fuel and energy production status
•Electricity supply challenges
•Food security preparedness
•Potential economic risks linked to ongoing regional military escalation
•Commitment to Stability:
Iraq reaffirmed its stance to prevent escalation and ensure its territory is not used for internal or external conflicts, prioritizing national and regional stability.
The meeting comes as Iraq faces increasing pressure from widening regional tensions, prompting heightened security vigilance and economic preparedness measures.
Source: Media Office of the Prime Minister