The National Shiite Movement's decision to disengage its military wings and integrate them into the official security apparatus has been widely welcomed within Iraqi political and research circles, being described as a "historic turning point" that prioritizes the rule of
law and the supreme national interest. Observers believe this step sends a decisive message supporting the government program of Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi, which places the restriction of weapons to the state at the top of its priorities. The initiative
also reflects a serious commitment to ending armed manifestations outside the framework of legitimate institutions and blocking foreign interference. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of accommodating former members and integrating them into the state's military or civilian institutions, paving the
way for a new political and security phase based on stability and the rule of law.
