Iraqi authorities have expressed the country’s commitment to the security agreement with Iran, saying anti-Iran terrorist groups have been evacuated from the common borders between the two neighbors and pushed back deep inside Iraqi soil.

Iran’s frozen funds in South Korea will be fully accessible to the Iranian government as of Monday, says Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kan’ani.

The spokesman for Iraq’s Joint Operations Command says government forces have begun to gain full control over all border points with Iran.

Kurdish terrorist groups holed up in Kurdistan region of Iraq enjoy the backing of the US and Israel and pose a direct threat to Iran’s internal security, says an analyst.

Only a week is left until September 19 when Iraq has pledged to disarm and relocate anti-Iran terrorist groups in the Kurdistan Region in line with a security agreement.

The Iraqi foreign minister says Baghdad will stand committed to its security deal with Tehran regarding the expulsion of anti-Iran terrorist groups from the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region.

Prime Minister Sudani was meeting with a delegation of Iranian media representatives in Baghdad.