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The arrests extend beyond the corruption case, reaching into an international file concerning billions of dollars allegedly diverted to finance weapons, militias, and foreign operations, with expectations that the scope of the investigations will widen to include other prominent figures. --- 🔥 Follow Dr. Omar Abdel Sattar's exclusive analyses: • Watch the previous episode:    • الاتفاق الذي قد يعيد الحرية إلى لبنان   • Find all of Dr. Omar's analyses here:    • عدسات سياسة   🔔 • Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to receive the latest analyses from Dr. Omar Abdel Sattar. 🌐 Social Media: ➤   / omarabdulsatar   ➤   / omar.abdulsattar1   📰 • Why did Ali al-Zaidi arrest senior Iraqi officials? • If al-Zaidi doesn't comply with demands, he could be arrested or assassinated, becoming the first Iraqi prime minister to meet such a fate. The arrests took place despite the objections of Iraqi politicians, but they began with the first wave and will not stop here. The reason has nothing to do with the Iraqi people or concern for public funds, but rather with the money that was used to purchase missiles and drones, and other funds transferred to individuals to carry out terrorist operations in Western countries. Al-Zaidi is trying to be flexible in dealing with this matter, and those involved still have the opportunity to flee. However, those who don't flee today may be arrested in the future. The news about the parliamentarians was leaked, and I read tweets from an anonymous account close to Zidan. Everything he wrote was confirmed, especially the issue of lifting the immunity of parliamentarians. These leaks were messages implying: "Run away, we may not be able to disobey orders." Saad Ma'araj al-Bahadli, whose name is on the US sanctions list, may reveal many names through his confessions. Let's wait and see. Remember what Mike Savaya wrote about the corruption file in Iraq? This file has become almost internationalized. Even the International Monetary Fund refused to help Iraq because of corruption and demanded that it combat it and prove its good intentions. However, it's too early to judge intentions. If al-Sudani doesn't flee, he may be arrested along with two former prime ministers, and these are certainly from the Shia component. They arrested figures very close to al-Sudani as a message to him: "Run away, things have reached a critical point." Alia Nassif will be convicted and will be a witness, and she will reveal much about the al-Sudani government and the one before it. 📰 • Why Did Ali Al-Zaidi Arrest Senior Iraqi Officials? • If Al-Zaidi does not carry out what is being demanded of him, he may himself be arrested or assassinated, becoming the first Iraqi prime minister to meet such a fate. The arrests took place despite the wishes of Iraqi politicians. They have begun with the first wave, and they will not stop there. The reason has nothing to do with the Iraqi people or with protecting public funds. Rather, it is about money that was allegedly converted into missiles, drones, and financial transfers to individuals for carrying out terrorist operations in Western countries. Al-Zaidi is trying to handle this issue with some flexibility, and those involved still have an opportunity to flee. But those who do not leave today may be arrested in the future. News about members of parliament was deliberately leaked. I read posts from an anonymous account that appeared to be close to Zaidan, and everything he wrote turned out to be accurate, especially regarding the lifting of parliamentary immunity. These leaks were effectively a message saying: Run, because we may no longer be able to avoid carrying out the orders. Saad Ma'arij Al-Bahadli, whose name appears on U.S. sanctions lists, may reveal many other names through his confessions. We will have to wait and see. Do you remember what Mike Savaya wrote about Iraq's file corruption? This issue has effectively become internationalized. Even the International Monetary Fund refused to assist Iraq because of corruption and demanded that it combat corruption and demonstrate genuine good faith. Even so, it is still too early to judge intentions. If Al-Sudani does not flee, he too may be arrested, along with two former prime ministers, who would almost certainly be from the Shiite political bloc. Figures very close to Al-Sudani have been arrested as a message to him: Leave now, because the situation has reached a critical point. Alya Naseef is expected to become both a defendant and a witness, and she is expected to reveal significant information about Al-Sudani's government and the one that preceded it. #PoliticalLenses #News #DrOmarAbdulSattar #PoliticalAnalysis