Iraqi Resistance Group Rejects Disarmament, Vows to Maintain Support for Lebanon
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The official spokesman for the Iraqi Islamic Resistance said: "The weapon of resistance will remain a trust in the hands of our mujahideen, and as it has always been, it will be directed against any enemy that targets Iraq and its people."
The 'Islamic Resistance', a Shiite militia group in Iraq, has announced it will not surrender its weapons after US troops and coalition forces leave the country. The Iraqi government had set September 30 as the deadline for collecting the weapons under state control.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq Has Announced that They Will Oppose Having Their Weapons Confiscated.
The Islamic Resistance announced that it would retain its weapons and use them against forces targeting Iraq and its people. It stated that it would resist any attempts to confiscate its weapons; the Iraqi government, meanwhile, had set September 30th as the date for state control.
The spokesman for the Iraqi Sayyid al-Shuhada Brigades emphasized the continuation of the resistance option and clarified that handing over weapons is not an option under any circumstances.
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