Ministry of Interior Commits to Demilitarizing Iraqi Cities
The Iraqi Ministry of Interior is focused on reducing military presence in cities by retaining only squad cars and traffic patrols. Interior Minister Abdul Amir al-Shammari advocates for the application of regional security plans instead of military tactics to promote safety in urban areas.
The Ministry of Interior in Iraq has announced its commitment to demilitarize urban areas, retaining only necessary personnel such as squad cars and traffic patrols on the streets. Interior Minister Abdul Amir al-Shammari emphasized the importance of implementing regional security plans in place of military strategies to enhance public safety and order in cities.
The ministry’s initiative illustrates a strategic shift towards prioritizing civil security over military presence in urban settings, which aims to foster a sense of normalcy and public trust among citizens. By limiting militarization, the government seeks to enhance the effectiveness of law enforcement and improve community relations.
Original Source: ina.iq
