Iraqi government releases corruption details

The Iraqi government announced that the "Fajr Surge" operation is ongoing, with 21 suspects apprehended, including officials and deputies. Efforts continue to recover funds involved in financial corruption, and Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi has directed the creation of a special account to transfer the recovered money. The campaign is part of reform efforts to combat corruption and strengthen the protection of public funds, coinciding with the final deadline for weapon surrender and the withdrawal of the international coalition at the end of September. Testimonies point to the existence of broader corruption networks, while the government emphasizes that its anti-corruption strategy remains unaffected by individuals or circumstances.

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