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Iraq Arrests Politicians, Senior Officials in Major Anti-Corruption Drive

Iraq has launched a major anti-corruption crackdown, arresting several politicians and senior officials as authorities intensify efforts to combat graft and financial misconduct.

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Baghdad, June 28:

Iraqi authorities have arrested several politicians and senior government officials as part of a nationwide anti-corruption campaign aimed at tackling financial misconduct and abuse of public office.

 Security forces carried out coordinated operations in Baghdad, including the high-security Green Zone, following court-approved investigations into alleged corruption involving public funds and government contracts.

Officials said the crackdown is part of the government's broader efforts to strengthen transparency and hold those accused of corruption accountable. Investigations are ongoing, and authorities indicated that more arrests could follow as additional evidence is reviewed.

The operation marks one of the most significant anti-corruption actions in recent years, reflecting the government's renewed focus on addressing long-standing concerns over graft and misuse of state resources.

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