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The article reveals the campaign against corruption in Iraq, where Mushan Al-Jabouri pointed out that the campaign remains incomplete and excludes influential figures who have protection from armed groups or political influence, noting that there are major corrupt individuals who have not yet been touched. He confirmed that many of the accused are connected to the Baiji refinery case, and that former officials such as Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki played roles in entrenching corruption. He also expressed optimism about the current Prime Minister Ali Abdul Mahdi’s performance in fighting corruption, considering that Iraq’s political system still remains close to Iran, and that coordination between the United States and Iran has contributed to shaping the system. He condemned the use of Iraqi territory to carry out attacks against Gulf countries, expressing regret over it.
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