Iraqi authorities have seized approximately $12 million (Rp185 billion) and 40 kilograms of gold in connection to a corruption case involving a Deputy Minister. This follows a previous, similar case involving former official Adnan al-Jumaili, who was caught hiding over $24 million (Rp361 billion) in water jugs. The ongoing investigations highlight a pattern of alleged illicit financial activity among high-ranking Iraqi officials. Details regarding the current Deputy Minister’s identity and the specific nature of the corruption allegations remain limited. The seized assets are evidence in a growing anti-corruption effort within the Iraqi government. This discovery underscores concerns about widespread corruption and attempts to conceal illegally obtained funds. Authorities are continuing to investigate the case and anticipate further developments.