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Shafaq News- Baghdad

The Shiite Coordination Framework (CF), Iraq’s largest
parliamentary bloc, has reached a conditional truce between Iraqi armed
factions and the United States, an official told Shafaq News on Sunday.

According to Amer al-Fayez, head of the Tasmeem Alliance and
part of the CF, the committee previously formed by the bloc and chaired by Hadi
Al-Amiri, leader of the Badr Organization, secured an understanding under which
Iraqi factions will suspend military activities against US interests in Iraq
and the region, while the US will halt its attacks on sites linked to Iraq’s
Islamic Resistance (IRI) and the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), a
state-affiliated paramilitary network.

“The suspension could extend beyond the two-week truce
signed between the US and Iran,” he added, noting that the military operations
could come to a complete halt.

Since February 28, IRI-affiliated factions such as Kataib
Hezbollah and Harakat Al-Nujaba have claimed nearly 450 attacks targeting US
military facilities across Iraq and the wider region, describing the operations
as part of a broader campaign tied to the US-Israeli war on Iran. Meanwhile, US
forces have targeted sites linked to the IRI and the PMF.

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