Iraq reports over $2T stolen since 2003
Judge Muneer Haddad, the legal advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister, revealed that the amount of stolen money since 2003 exceeds two trillion dollars, with public trials of the accused being organized. He indicated that investigations are ongoing with several officials, including current and former ones, many of whom have provided confessions. Additionally, massive properties worth millions of dollars have been confiscated. He assured that all recovered funds and properties will be returned to the state's treasury, and that the comprehensive and public campaign to apprehend corrupt individuals will continue.
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