A report from a single unverified source claims Iraqi special forces have arrested 14 politicians including Muthana Al-Samaraie, Madhar Al-Kurawi, Mohammed Al-Karbouli, and Bahaa Al-Nuri as part of an ongoing sweep against pro-Iran elements. The list names Sunni and Shia figures, with no official confirmation or details on charges published yet.
A single unverified Telegram post circulating Sunday afternoon names 14 Iraqi politicians reportedly arrested in a security purge across the country. The list includes figures from both Sunni and Shia blocs — among them Muthana Al-Samaraie, Mohammed Al-Karbouli, Alia Nassif, and Ziad Al-Janabi — deepening the scope of the mass detentions first reported earlier Sunday.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today (09:32 and 09:47), Iraqi special forces and counter-terror units are allegedly conducting a large-scale operation targeting pro-Iran officials loyal to Tehran, with the Green Zone reportedly sealed by tanks and exchange of fire near the government palace. The newly published names, if confirmed, would represent the first partial identification of those detained, suggesting the sweep extends beyond the senior command echelon into mid-level political figures. No official statement from the Iraqi government or security services has been released, and the reports remain unverified by independent sources.
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