Plan to attack Iraq's Chief Justice
The Iraqi intelligence services successfully thwarted a plot to assassinate the President of the Court of Cassation, Faiq Zaidan. The threats are related to the importance of restricting arms to the state and fighting corruption, especially following the case involving Oil Ministry Deputy Adnan Al-Jumaili. Zaidan is now under tight security, and he has issued directives to expand investigations that led to the "Fajr Operations" and the arrest of several MPs after their immunity was lifted, aiming to secure the stability of the judiciary and strengthen the state's control over weapons. There is also an emphasis on the importance of respecting the law and maintaining a unified decision.
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