AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAnti-Smuggling Push in Kirkuk: Kirkuk security forces seized 163 vehicles used to move smuggled goods without customs duties over 45 days, with suspects admitting they exploited positions at Darman and Jiman checkpoints; the drive is tied to the wider “Dawn Crackdown” anti-corruption campaign that plans a next phase focusing on health, oil, and electricity ministry cases. Corruption Raids in Al-Diwaniyah: Counterterror and Federal Integrity Commission teams arrested four contractors in dawn raids over alleged irregularities in municipal funds, with residents reporting cash, gold, and luxury vehicles were found. War Spillover Risks for Iraq: As the US-Iran conflict enters another tense stretch, drones reportedly targeted areas near US forces in northern Iraq, while Iran and the US traded strikes across the Gulf—raising concerns for safety and health impacts from ongoing regional instability. Public Health Threat from Water Pollution: In Sulaimani, the Tanjaro River is described as heavily contaminated by untreated sewage, industrial runoff, and medical waste, linked by residents to skin illnesses and other health problems, with downstream risks to water supplies.
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