Baghdad sounded the alarm for corrupt officials tonight.Will the Islamic regime's officials also take a cue from Iraq's behavior in fighting corruption to clean up the corruption inside Iran?

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#Baghdad sounded the alarm for corrupt officials tonight.Will the Islamic regime's officials also take a cue from Iraq's behavior in fighting corruption to clean up the corruption inside Iran?

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is a remarkable and even hopeful man.

He has promised not to run again and will not receive a single dinar salary because he owns capital.

 

 

Why doesn't he run again?

Because he does not want to need Iraqi parties and forces to win votes and be ashamed of fighting corruption.

The United States has 100 percent support for this issue because the United States knows that the former Iraqi rulers were all Iranian men and there is evidence of theft and treason against them that the people and even their supporters do not have to defend them.

I hope that the process of fighting corruption will include the Kurdistan Region and those who stole public wealth for themselves and their families will be brought to justice.

Let us warn our people from now on that the thieves should not move their national feelings and pretend that they are confronting them on the basis of Kurdishness.

Ali Zaidi is an Arab and there is no doubt that no Turk, Persian or Arab loved the Kurds, but if this process spreads from Iraq and Baghdad to the Kurdistan Region, it is commendable