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Iraq dismisses security and administrative leaders in Jurf al-Sakhr over oil smuggling

Confirmed · Jurf al-Sakhr, Iraq (approximate: Babil) ·

The Iraqi government, through the prime minister, dismissed or relieved security and administrative leaders in Jurf al-Sakhr (Babil) over an oil smuggling case, according to Al Hadath, TPOnow, MTV Lebanon News, and Al Jazeera Arabic citing the Iraqi armed forces spokesman. Reports name different posts among those dismissed: the Popular Mobilization Forces commander in Babil, the Energy Police Brigade 6 commander, and the provincial intelligence director.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
PlaceJurf al-Sakhr, Iraq (approx.)Iraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram)); Iraqi Prime Minister (via @mtvlebanonnews (Telegram))Reported by 2 independent origins
PlaceJurf al-Sakhar, Iraq (country only)Iraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram))One origin
Who did itIraqi Prime MinisterIraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram))One origin
Who said itIraqi governmentIraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram)); Iraqi Prime Minister (via @mtvlebanonnews (Telegram)); Iraqi armed forces spokesman (via Al Jazeera Arabic (Telegram))3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent
Who said itZaidiIraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram))One origin
Targetsecurity and administrative leaders in the oil smuggling caseIraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram)); Iraqi armed forces spokesman (via Al Jazeera Arabic (Telegram))Reported by 2 independent origins
TargetPopular Mobilization Forces commander in Babil and Brigade 6 commander of the Energy PoliceIraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram)); Iraqi Prime Minister (via @mtvlebanonnews (Telegram))Reported by 2 independent origins
Target9 officialsIraqi government (via @TPOnow (Telegram), @alhadath_brk (Telegram))One origin

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