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Iraq seizes 375kg of gold in sweeping anti-corruption crackdown

Iraq has launched a sweeping anti-corruption crackdown resulting in the seizure of 375kg of gold and millions in cash.

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Iraqi authorities have seized 375kg of gold and millions in cash from officials as part of a broad anti-corruption effort. This crackdown includes the investigation of an 'integrated network' tied to a massive oil scandal and the seizure of commercial properties and mills by the Nineveh Integrity Court.

Coverage from Al Jazeera and CBS News emphasizes the scale of the gold and cash seizures. Reports from the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) focus on the oil scandal, while PUKmedia details court-ordered property seizures in Nineveh.

Ongoing developments include continued anti-corruption coordination between Erbil and Baghdad, according to PM Barzani’s Office.

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How much gold was seized in the crackdown?

According to Al Jazeera, 375kg of gold was seized.

What other assets were targeted?

Coverage mentions the seizure of millions in cash, as well as commercial properties and mills ordered by the Nineveh Integrity Court.

Is there coordination between different Iraqi regions?

Yes, PM Barzani’s Office states that Erbil continues anti-corruption coordination with Baghdad.

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