Iraq recovers $85M in corruption case
The Iraqi court announced the seizure of more than $85 million found hidden inside homes and underground pits in a corruption case involving a deputy oil minister. Investigations revealed that the amounts, totaling over 98 billion dinars and 11 million dollars, were secretly concealed. Additionally, other officials have been arrested, along with the confiscation of 70 properties, 21 cars, and gold jewelry. This case is part of Iraq's broader efforts to combat corruption, primarily targeting middle-level officials, and is considered one of the largest in the country's history.
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