In a major push to reinforce national security, senior security and military leaders from Baghdad and the Kurdistan Region—joined by Peshmerga commanders and chaired by Abdul Amir Al-Shammari—held an extensive meeting to address critical defense challenges. The discussions centered on tightening control over border ports, dismantling international drug trafficking rings, and preventing cross-border infiltration. Both sides committed to expanding joint intelligence operations and streamlining real-time data sharing through joint coordination centers. Furthermore, the meeting endorsed combined military training exercises between federal forces and the Peshmerga to elevate joint operational capabilities.
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