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🇮🇶 Iraq’s anti-corruption crackdown: Authorities released video showing water jugs stuffed with U.S. dollars inside the home of Deputy Oil Minister Adnan Al Jumaily, one of the officials recently indicted in the corruption probe. Al Arabia

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Iraq’s judiciary says investigators have seized 13 billion Iraqi dinars (IQD), $400,000, 40 one-kilogram gold bars, and additional 5 kg of gold jewelry hidden in several locations in Saladin province as part of the ongoing corruption investigation into detained Deputy Oil Minister for Refining Affairs Adnan Al-Jumaili. In a separate case, the judiciary also recovered over IQD 1.14 billion linked to financial fraud.

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🇮🇶 Iraqi special forces stormed Baghdad's Green Zone before dawn, hauling in MPs, politicians and senior officials in the biggest sweep yet of PM Ali al-Zaidi's anti-corruption drive. Elite Counter-Terrorism units, which answer straight to the commander-in-chief, sealed off the district and went door to door, skipping the regular police entirely. It all traces back to a former deputy oil minister who started talking after his arrest last month. His confessions have already led to massive seizures: more than 98 billion dinars and $11 million in cash, nearly 3kg of gold, 70 properties, 21 vehicles, and stockpiles of weapons. Some of the money was stuffed inside homes. The rest was buried 4 meters underground on farms and dug out with heavy machinery. Officials said the targets include people tied to dollar smuggling and Iranian oil. The raids hit the same day Iran's foreign minister was in town, with Zaidi, who took office with Washington's backing, set to visit the U.S. No official count yet, though a security source claims 47 were detained and warns a bigger "Phase Two" is coming. Sources: Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera, AFP, WarFront Witness TG, TABZ TG / Writer: Julie
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🇮🇶 Iraqi special forces stormed Baghdad's Green Zone before dawn, hauling in MPs, politicians and senior officials in the biggest sweep yet of PM Ali al-Zaidi's anti-corruption drive. Elite Counter-Terrorism units, which answer straight to the commander-in-chief, sealed off the district and went door to door, skipping the regular police entirely. It all traces back to a former deputy oil minister who started talking after his arrest last month. His confessions have already led to massive seizures: more than 98 billion dinars and $11 million in cash, nearly 3kg of gold, 70 properties, 21 vehicles, and stockpiles of weapons. Some of the money was stuffed inside homes. The rest was buried 4 meters underground on farms and dug out with heavy machinery. Officials said the targets include people tied to dollar smuggling and Iranian oil. The raids hit the same day Iran's foreign minister was in town, with Zaidi, who took office with Washington's backing, set to visit the U.S. No official count yet, though a security source claims 47 were detained and warns a bigger "Phase Two" is coming. Sources: Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera, AFP, WarFront Witness TG, TABZ TG / Writer: Julie

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⚡️Iranian Fars Agency: Second Lieutenant Colonel Shahin Dehghan, one of the police officers of Malard County, west of Tehran Province, was stabbed to death with a knife by rioters (photo) In another development, An Iranian Baloch armed group called Jaish al-Adl claimed responsibility and released documentation of the assassination of the deputy police commander in the city of Iranshahr inside Iran (video)

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🇮🇶 When Ali al-Zaidi became Iraq's new PM in May, many assumed he would simply become another Iranian-influenced caretaker in the country's long cycle of corruption and outside influence. Instead, Baghdad woke up today to something almost nobody expected; a sweeping anti-corruption crackdown targeting senior officials, political figures, and billions of dollars in alleged fraud. It's got them so spooked that many politicians are trying to flee the country. The timing of the crackdown is also significant. Over recent months, Washington has quietly shifted its approach to Iraq and Syria, emphasizing stability, sovereignty, and regional normalization rather than perpetual military involvement. Trump has made that repositioning a central feature of his Middle East policy, with Presidential Special Envoy Tom Barrack playing an increasingly visible role in encouraging internal security, reform, investment, and stronger state institutions across the region. While today's operation is entirely Iraqi, carried out by Iraq's own Counter Terrorism Service without U.S. military involvement, it unfolds against a backdrop of renewed American support for a stronger, more sovereign Iraqi state. Reports suggest investigations have uncovered up to $50 billion of corruption and fraud, with arrests extending into Parliament, the oil sector, and some of Iraq's most powerful political networks. If true, it would represent the most dramatic anti-corruption operation since the fall of Saddam Hussein. With Parliament in recess, lawmakers cannot rely on parliamentary immunity, and that window may prove decisive. Among those reportedly caught in the investigation are senior officials connected to Iraq's oil sector, where corruption has drained tens of billions from the country's wealth over two decades. One figure reportedly arrested is Adnan Jamali, General Manager of the North Oil Company, for allegedly issuing fraudulent tenders. Supporters see it as something Iraq has desperately needed for years: A Prime Minister finally willing to confront the political class. However, several reported targets are major political rivals, including prominent Sunni figures, which inevitably raises an uncomfortable question: Is this purely an anti-corruption campaign, or is corruption becoming the vehicle for settling political scores? Iraq's corruption is undeniable. For years, experts have estimated that hundreds of billions of dollars have disappeared through fraudulent contracts, insider networks, and stolen public funds since 2003. Cleaning house is long overdue, but history also offers a warning. Previous campaigns against political opponents deepened sectarian divisions and ultimately weakened national unity. If this operation is seen as selective justice rather than equal justice, today's victory could become tomorrow's political crisis. Yet there is another possibility: Zaidi may be trying to redefine Iraqi leadership. His government has surprised both regional observers and Washington by pursuing broader engagement, emphasizing Iraqi sovereignty, improving relations with international partners, and signaling a willingness to curb the influence of non-state armed groups. For a leader many initially dismissed as an Iranian-backed placeholder, that represents a remarkable political transformation. Ambassador Tom Barrack / Writer: Ian

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💢🇮🇶 A drone attack triggered a fire at a storage facility belonging to foreign oil companies in western Basra, Iraq’s main oil hub in the south of the country, security sources told Reuters on Saturday. No casualties were reported. The company was not identified. The attack is the latest in a series of drone and rocket strikes on foreign energy infrastructure in Basra since the start of the war, with previous strikes hitting facilities operated by U.S. firms Halliburton, KBR, and Baker Hughes, as well as BP’s Rumaila oil field — one of the world’s largest — and the cargo terminal at Basra International Airport. 🎥 Footage circulating:

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