Retired judge rescues from kidnapping in Iraq
The Iraqi National Security Agency announced the rescue of two former government officials from their captors during a security operation based on intelligence information and field monitoring in Baghdad. The operation resulted in the arrest of eight suspects and the seizure of a weapons and ammunition cache inside a place of worship. The kidnapped individuals are a retired judge and a former advisor to the Council of Ministers. The kidnappers used forged motorcycles during the abduction. During searches, heavy and medium weapons, explosive devices, and 225 kilograms of explosive materials were uncovered. However, the identities of the former officials and the armed group involved have not been disclosed.
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