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Former MP Izzat al-Shabandar questioned whether the “Dawn’s Charge” campaign could pursue major corrupt figures, saying it had targeted low-level offenders without dismantling the corruption network. He also called the estimate of $500 billion in stolen funds exaggerated. Political adviser Intifad Qanbar, by contrast, said the $250 billion estimate was accurate. He said the campaign had been launched under U.S. pressure to stop funding regional groups, claiming that 40% to 60% of laundered money was siphoned off for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Al-Shabandar concluded by supporting the prosecution of major corrupt figures without exception, the lifting of immunity from MPs convicted of crimes, and the public announcement of their trials.
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