The New York Times on the Prime Minister of Iraq:

The New York Times on the Prime Minister of Iraq:

There will be an initial period of 90 days during which the factions will refrain from carrying out any attacks, promising not to be attacked by US forces. The factions will then begin to surrender their weapons, with the disarmament program ending by June 30, 2027.

Regional diplomats and some Iraqi security officials warn that the timeline is too risky. Most described this as almost impossible to achieve in war, as the Iranian faction's allies have proven to be valuable partners in sowing regional chaos and contributing to heavy losses in the global economy.

A senior Iraqi security official said that although some American officials appeared open to the timetable presented by Mr. al-Zaidi, the plan would fail without a peace agreement between the United States and Iran. This agreement is still elusive.