Iraq's stolen funds over two trillion
The legal advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister confirmed that the funds believed to have been embezzled since 2003 have exceeded two trillion dollars. Investigations are ongoing with those detained, including current and former officials as well as parliament members. The case involves issues of embezzlement and unnatural wealth accumulation, with seizures of amounts of money and properties worth millions of dollars. Many officials are also found to own dozens of properties in their names or under their family members’ names. The extensive campaign is continuing across several provinces, as some of the wanted individuals attempt to flee to the Kurdistan Region. Public trials are expected to take place soon.
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