Iraq's Interior Ministry said it detained 74 infiltrators during September, and confirmed continued fortification and construction of a concrete wall from Rabia toward Fishkhabur at the border triangle.
The Security Media Cell announced on Tuesday that three concentrated airstrikes by Iraqi F-16s destroyed outposts of ISIS remnants in Zghaitun Valley in Kirkuk.
Authorities in Lower Silesia detained a man suspected of planning an attack targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz after his online activity was flagged and a tip was received by the state protection service.
Major General Sabah al-Naaman said in Erbil that Baghdad will place militias' weapons under state control by June 30, 2027, and that factions pledged to a goodwill initiative and a 90-day deadline to stop targeting neighboring countries.
Saad Ma'an reported growing public turnout to register weapons under the national program, with 10,222 applications recorded between Oct. 2 and 9 and 449 offices facilitating the process; the electronic form was launched Jan. 27, 2024 and over 125,000 forms had been registered by Sept. 17, 2025.
Security sources and police agencies said Saturday evening they had detained suspects in Baghdad, Kirkuk and Salah al-Din on charges including forgery, spreading misleading information and violating public funds.
A security source: Civil Defense teams extinguished a fire that broke out inside two caravans belonging to the Prison Protection Unit near Karkh Central Prison at Baghdad International Airport; two personnel suffered smoke inhalation and were taken to hospital. Initial cause appears to be an electrical short.
The Federal Intelligence and Investigations Agency said on Thursday it arrested a suspect classified as a dangerous terrorist and wanted under Article (4) of the Counter-Terrorism Law in Erbil governorate, and seized amounts in foreign currency, passports and bank cards.
Security source: the regiment commander was dismissed and Col. (A. S.) reinstated. A committee appointed by the prime minister continues its work.
The Commander-in-Chief's spokesman: competent authorities have arrested those involved and officials will be held accountable; an investigative committee has been formed to examine the circumstances of the incident.
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