Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is pursuing an extensive anti-corruption campaign throughout the country. The crackdown is intensifying, with recent arrests and investigations targeting officials at all levels of government. Those implicated include senior figures within the Oil Ministry and members of Parliament. The effort demonstrates a firm stance against corruption, signaling “no mercy” for those involved. This widening investigation suggests a broad scope and commitment to systemic change. The campaign aims to address long-standing issues of corruption that have plagued Iraq's political landscape, and restore public trust. Further developments are expected as the investigation progresses.