Widespread backing for crackdown on corruption
Iraq has launched an unprecedented campaign to combat corruption, which began late Saturday/early Sunday. The operation resulted in the detention of 43 individuals, including officials, politicians, and businessmen, as part of the government's efforts to fight financial corruption and abuse of power. The operations took place in Baghdad and several other provinces, with strict security measures such as closing the Green Zone and conducting searches in its vicinity, amid broad political and popular support. This campaign is considered a significant step toward dismantling corruption networks that held substantial financial and political influence, and all eyes are now on extending it to include more influential figures in the upcoming phases.
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