On the 20th local time, Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council Chairman Faiq Zidan issued a statement thanking the leaders of various Iraqi Shiite militia groups for responding to the initiative and agreeing to support the rule of law, limit the activities of armed forces other than state agencies, and switch to cooperation at the political level when the country no longer needed military action. Recently, the leaders of the “Syed Martyrs Brigade,” “Imam Ali Brigade,” and “Justice League,” and many other Iraqi Shiite militia groups issued statements announcing their support for the appeal made by the “Coordinated Framework Coalition”, the largest party group in the Iraqi National Assembly to “keep arms in the hands of the country.”

On the 20th local time, Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council Chairman Faiq Zidan issued a statement thanking the leaders of various Iraqi Shiite militia groups for responding to the initiative and agreeing to support the rule of law, limit the activities of armed forces other than state agencies, and switch to cooperation at the political level when the country no longer needed military action. Recently, the leaders of the “Syed Martyrs Brigade,” “Imam Ali Brigade,” and “Justice League,” and many other Iraqi Shiite militia groups issued statements announcing their support for the appeal made by the “Coordinated Framework Coalition”, the largest party group in the Iraqi National Assembly to “keep arms in the hands of the country.”