⚠️ Critical RV Update: U.S. Standoff Over PMF Threatens Iraqi Dinar Reinstatement! 🇺🇸🇮🇶💥
📅 Today’s sobering news: The fate of the Iraqi Dinar’s reinstatement hinges on a long-standing issue — the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF)and their role in Iraq’s military.
📜 Background:
This issue has lingered for 8 years (since 2017)
It’s now reaching a critical diplomatic crossroads between the U.S. and Iraq
U.S. State Department strongly opposes the PMF law, citing ties to Iran-backed militias and terrorist groups
💡 Why it matters to Dinar investors:
The substantial IQD increase depends on Iraq’s currency trading openly on FOREX and global exchanges
This requires
U.S. Treasury approval — which hinges on Iraq removing the PMF from its military framework
The PMF issue is the key obstacle blocking the full rollout and reinstatement of the dinar
🙏 A spiritual reminder: While the news may feel heavy, it’s part of a bigger plan — a shaking in the Middle East before peace and prosperity emerge. Trust the process.
⏳ Bottom line: Until the PMF issue is resolved, the dinar RV timeline remains uncertain. This battle is unfolding now in high-level talks between the U.S. State Department and the Iraqi government.
📲 Stay informed on this critical story and the RV timeline:
MNT GOAT: 🚨 PMF Law Could Turn Iraq Into Iran’s Puppet State — US Issues Major Warning 🇺🇸🇮🇶
🧠 Highlights:
🔥 The U.S. State Department warns Iraq: legalizing the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) will undermine Iraq’s sovereignty and threaten the U.S.-Iraq security partnership.
🛑 The PMF, originally formed to fight ISIS in 2014, is largely made up of Iran-backed Shiite militias. Though rebranded, they remain under Iranian influence.
⚠️ The Iraqi parliament has already completed two readings of the bill. A final vote is expected after Arbaeen on August 14.
🧨 If passed, the law would fully legitimize the PMF as an official military force in Iraq, but still loyal to Iran—not Iraq’s own Commander-in-Chief.
🇮🇷 U.S. officials say this move would entrench Iranian influence and empower designated terrorist groups like Kata’ib Hezbollah and Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq.
🤯 Many see this as a direct contradiction: Iraq demanding U.S. respect for its sovereignty while legally allowing Iran’s armed presence to shape its future.
💥 This could have serious implications for Iraq’s stability, sovereignty, and even the long-anticipated Dinar Revaluation (RV).
🧩 How can the RV move forward under foreign influence?
💵 Weekend Access Confirmed: Bond holders report their funds will become available across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday — indicating widespread liquidity events this weekend.
🇮🇶 Iraq Pulling Out of OPEC – Effective Tonight: Multiple sources confirm Iraq is exiting OPEC, reportedly due to major financial developments hitting tomorrow (Friday, Aug 9).
💥 This could be linked to:
Dinar sovereignty
Oil-price independence
RV & QFS alignment
Or a new monetary declaration
🧠 The Big Picture: Too many pieces are moving at the same time
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Iranian media briefly reported that a new round of indirect negotiations between Washington and Tehran is set to begin soon, possibly next week.
📡 Leaked Details:
Talks may start in the second half of August
Format and location are undisclosed
Negotiations will be indirect
New international parties may participate
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Oman will not mediate, unlike in previous talks
🔍 Mysterious Silence: 📰 The Iranian news agency Tabnak, tied to regime figure Mohsen Rezaei, published the scoop — then deleted it within minutes. No explanation was given.
🔥 Why it matters: The report comes after attacks on key Iranian facilities, pushing both sides to reconsider channels of communication.
As global financial systems shift and military movements increase, diplomatic moves like these directly impact timing for major geopolitical and economic shifts — including the Dinar reinstatement.
🎯 Is this quiet diplomacy… or quiet panic? Time will tell. But something big is brewing behind closed doors.
⚠️ Iraq at a Crossroads: PMF Law Could Derail Dinar Reinstatement – U.S. Pushes Back Hard🇮🇶💣💵
🛑 Coordination Framework Hardliners Stand Firm Iraqi lawmakers aligned with Iran are pushing the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) Law, despite direct opposition from the United States.
🔥 Iraq to Vote on PMF Law Despite US Pressure! 🇮🇶⚖️
Highlights:
🇮🇶 Iraqi lawmakers are set to vote within days on the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) Authority Law, aiming to officially regulate the PMF’s role and structure.
🕊️ The bill has passed two readings and is scheduled for a final vote after the Arbaeen pilgrimage on August 14.
The world is entering a massive financial transformation as the Global Currency Reset (GCR) and Quantum Financial System (QFS) prepare to go live. Final stages are now in motion. ⏳⚙️
🇮🇶 Iraqi Dinar Revaluation Confirmed!
✅ In-country rate (Aug 4): $3.81
🌍 International rate: $4.22
🕛 Aug 7: Reciprocal tariffs activated — signaling the transition to the new global system.
💵 Bond Holders & Notifications
🔐 Bond holders told funds release is imminent (Aug 8–9)
FRANK26: "INTERNATIONAL IS NOT FOR 1310!!!"......F26
Central Bank Governor: Developing the electronic payment system is a strategic option in building a diversified economy
August 07, 2025
In his speech at the Comprehensive Transformation of Electronic Payments Conference held in Baghdad, His Excellency the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq,
Mr. Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, emphasized that the bank has worked to develop electronic payment systems in an integrated and secure manner, including payment and settlement in accordance with the highest international standards and practices. He explained that these systems have contributed to enhancing the efficiency and reliability of financial operations and supported the implementation of strategic initiatives in partnership with the government to localize salaries, electronic fortification, and development financing programs. His Excellency the Governor explained that digital transformation has become a strategic option in building a modern state, a diversified economy, and transparent government services. International experiences have proven that digitization is not a luxury, but rather a key driver of sustainable development, improving the work environment, empowering youth, and developing vital sectors.
His Excellency the Governor emphasized that Iraq faces a historic opportunity to embark on a clear vision towards an economy capable of facing challenges, combating corruption, and creating an attractive investment environment. These systems have contributed to enhancing the efficiency and reliability of financial operations and supported the implementation of strategic initiatives in partnership with the government to localize salaries, electronic fortification, and development financing programs. The Governor indicated that the Central Bank is working, as part of its plan, to consolidate the electronic payment infrastructure by implementing several national projects, such as the instant payments system, which allows for 24/7 financial transfers and provides a smoother user experience; the unified payment gateway for government entities, which facilitates payment procedures, reduces manipulation, and increases trust; and the national card scheme, which builds an independent national system that preserves digital sovereignty, reduces reliance on external systems, and opens the door to products that suit the local market. * Fourth - Developing the national switchboard to support the significant increase in transaction volume and ensure the speed and stability of operations within a secure environment, in addition to establishing partnerships with regional and international institutions and deepening cooperation with global payment networks to benefit from their advanced tools. His Excellency added that an in-depth study is underway to regulate dealing in crypto-assets, taking into account challenges, risks, and opportunities, ensuring financial stability requirements, and strengthening fraud systems and combating money laundering and terrorist financing.
The Governor called on the media and educational institutions to launch awareness programs that highlight the advantages of electronic payments and the risks of dealing outside the official framework, in order to build an integrated system characterized by efficiency and transparency, placing Iraq among the ranks of developed countries. He pointed out that the success of this transformation is not achieved through infrastructure alone, but rather requires a real partnership between various relevant parties, including government agencies, the banking sector, technology companies, and civil society organizations. He also noted that raising community awareness of electronic payments and overcoming fears constitutes an essential element in building trust among the beneficiary parties.
Thurs, Aug 7: 🔁 Reciprocal Tariffs go into effect at midnight
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Wolverine Update:
"I've been asked to stay quiet so I don’t disrupt the RV, but I’m overwhelmed with joy and faith. The news brought me to tears. We are very close now. Soon, we’ll all sit together for the final reveal — like hearing an opera that moves the soul. Love to you all." 💬 (Admins will post RV-related updates.)
🕵️♂️ Mr. Pond (James Pond - Agent 117) Update:
"No payouts today (Aug 7), but I’ve been told they’re pushing hard for Friday, Aug 8. Expect more info tomorrow from bond sources. I truly believe tomorrow is the day."
🟣 Stay grounded, stay ready. Big things are unfolding. 📲 Subscribe to our Telegram channel for instant alerts: 👉 https://t.me/DINAREVALUATION
FRANK26: THE STATE OF LAW IS IN A STATE OF DESPERATION"........F26
Despite US opposition, a parliamentary move is underway to break the framework's trend and advance the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) law.
8/7/2025
Iraqi parliament member Hassan al-Asadi revealed on Thursday that there is a move to pass the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) law after the Arbaeen pilgrimage, despite official US objections and a call by leaders within the Coordination Framework to postpone it until the next parliamentary session.
Al-Asadi told Shafaq News Agency, "The Popular Mobilization Forces Law has completed its first and second readings in Parliament. It aims to organize the administrative structure of the institution, and is expected to be included on the agenda for a vote after the Arbaeen pilgrimage."
He added, "We categorically reject any foreign interference in the legislative process, whether by the United States or others, including laws pertaining to the Popular Mobilization Forces, which is an official government military institution subordinate to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces."
Al-Asadi, a member of the National Approach bloc within the Coordination Framework, explained that "there is another law concerning service and retirement in the Popular Mobilization Forces, which has been returned to the Council of Ministers for amendment, and has not yet reached the House of Representatives." He explained that "the delay in the vote is not related to the Popular Mobilization Forces itself, but rather to internal political disputes that have no connection to the institution."
He pointed out that "there is an intention to vote on the law when it is enacted."
Obstacles to passing the new amendments to the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) law are mounting, amid deep internal divisions and declared US rejection, prompting the law to be postponed to the next parliamentary session.
An informed political source revealed to Shafaq News Agency that the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) law, which was scheduled to be voted on during the current parliamentary session, will be postponed due to ongoing disagreements among political forces, particularly within the Shiite component, regarding the PMF's structure and future role.
The source explained that "the current version of the law aims to integrate the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) as an integral part of the official military establishment, with a military leadership that is hierarchically aligned, a position rejected by some influential parties within the PMF." He added that "political consensus has not yet been achieved, and the principle of mutual benefit and gains may be used to advance the law later."
This stance comes hours after the US State Department confirmed that Washington opposes legislation in Iraq that would "transform it into a state subservient to Iran," threatening to impose sanctions on financial entities linked to armed groups.
US State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce told Shafaq News Agency that Washington "supports true Iraqi sovereignty, not legislation that would turn Iraq into a state subservient to Iran." She noted that any law that undermines official security institutions "contradicts the goals of bilateral security assistance between the two countries," referring to the Popular Mobilization Forces law.
It also threatened to impose sanctions, saying that Washington "will continue to take appropriate action against financial institutions that provide services to designated terrorist groups."
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) were established in Iraq in mid-2014 under the "sufficiency jihad" fatwa issued by the country's top Shiite authority, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, following the fall of Mosul to ISIS. Thousands of fighters from armed factions, some of which were active before the fatwa, participated in its formation. Its primary role at the time was to repel the extremist group's rapid advance across large areas of northern and western Iraq.
In November 2016, the Iraqi parliament voted on a law legalizing the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) as a security institution within the armed forces. However, the law lacked clear organizational details, opening the door to repeated calls for its legal restructuring and reformulation.