Iran’s IRGC says it will use more destructive and advanced weapons if a new war begins against the country.

The Iraqi Kata’ib Hezbollah resistance group has set conditions for any agreement with the Baghdad government to place all its weapons under state control.

The head of the Iraqi Security Media Cell (SMC) says PMU fighters are part of the country’s armed forces, and their weapons are already under the state control.

A recent attack jointly conducted by the US and Saudi Arabia against positions controlled by resistance groups in Iraq has made armed struggle a necessity for the nation, Kata’ib Hezbollah says.

Hamas representative in Tehran says the new agreement is not a surrender or disarmament, but a conditional Palestinian-led process to store heavy weapons under a Palestinian authority, contingent on Israel fulfilling its obligations.

Iran has formally complained to the UN that the US is systematically violating a landmark ceasefire agreement, documenting 42 breaches and calling on the Security Council to take "immediate, effective, and decisive measures" against Washington.

The Baghdad government has set September 30 deadline for resistance groups to hand over their weapons.