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Iraq recovers 1.35T dinars in anti-corruption drive

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The Iraqi federal government has recovered public funds, financial assets, and real estate totaling approximately 1.359 trillion Iraqi dinars, equivalent to roughly $1.04 billion. The recovery was achieved through the ongoing anti-corruption initiative officially titled “Sawlat al-Fajr,” or “Dawn Assault.”

Government spokesperson Haider Al-Aboudi announced the successful retrieval of these assets as part of the state's broader efforts to combat corruption. The operation marks a significant development in the government's campaign to reclaim public resources and address financial mismanagement within the country.

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