Iraq seizes 11 million dollars and gold
The Iraqi judicial authorities announced the recovery of more than $11 million and dozens of kilograms of gold as part of a crackdown on financial and administrative corruption. The campaign targeted cases of financial fraud, money laundering, and embezzlement of public funds. Approximately $873,000 and 13 billion Iraqi dinars (around $9.9 million), in addition to $400,000 and gold jewelry weighing 5 kilograms, have been seized and transferred in investigations and ongoing tracking efforts involving officials and companies implicated. These measures are part of a security and judicial campaign that has been ongoing for weeks, which included detaining several suspects and lifting the immunity of some officials, all aimed at combating corruption and tracking down all illicit financial gains.
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