Iraqi authorities have ordered a full curfew in Baghdad from 12 midnight to 6 a.m. as part of security measures to address recent protests in the country, the outlet’s correspondent reported. The source said the curfew is part of the government’s plan to strengthen security and stability, with security forces stepping up their deployment across the capital.
The correspondent also said the ban covers all gatherings and public events, while government officials urged citizens to follow the announced instructions. The need to cooperate with security agencies to ensure everyone’s safety was also stressed.
Separately, information indicated that internal security forces were preparing to respond to any unlawful activity during the curfew, with a comprehensive security plan in place. Reports indicate that some areas have experienced security tensions, prompting preemptive measures.
A number of citizens said they understood the importance of these measures and would comply with them. At the same time, they hoped the restrictions would not last long and stressed the need to preserve the right to peaceful expression.
Informed sources said the Iraqi government hopes these measures will help calm the situation and pave the way for dialogue among the parties concerned. As calls for protests grow, attention remains focused on how the authorities will handle these challenges in the coming days.
