The Central Bank of Iraq has initiated a large-scale anti-corruption effort by freezing the assets—both moveable and immovable—of numerous high-ranking officials. This includes current political figures, members of parliament, and former government employees. The move signals a significant attempt to combat graft within the Iraqi government and financial system. Details regarding the specific individuals affected and the extent of the frozen assets remain limited. This crackdown is believed to be part of a broader initiative to address public concerns over corruption and improve governance. The CBI did not disclose the reasons for targeting these specific individuals, only stating it was related to the anti-graft sweep. It remains to be seen what further actions will be taken regarding these frozen assets and the individuals involved.