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Government prevents 60 military commander from traveling outside Iraq because of financial and administrative corruption cases
January 15, 2015, 14:55
BAGHDAD - ((eighth day))
Iraqi political and security sources revealed that the issuance of the government in the late hours of the night on Wednesday,
a decree banning 60 different military figure and administrative Iraqi from traveling outside the country, under any circumstances, and the sincerity of a judicial decision memorandum.
A senior source in the Iraqi government that "the prime minister as head of government and commander in chief of the armed forces, issued a decree banning 60 people from traveling outside the country, and circulated the names on land ports, and airports, including the Kurdistan region."
He also explained that "the decision was assigned and ratified memorandums of justice, due to accusations of those personalities financial and administrative corruption issues, and accusations of senior military officials of high treason,
and flee from the face of armed groups in Mosul, which led to its downfall.", Pointing out that "all the names in the the list of the pillars of the government of Nouri al-Maliki and his aides and those close to him, was followed by a move to freeze their movable and immovable property. "
Pointing out that "the aviation authority and relevance to a copy of the decision and names, and became effective as of the date of issuance.
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January 15, 2015, 14:55
BAGHDAD - ((eighth day))
Iraqi political and security sources revealed that the issuance of the government in the late hours of the night on Wednesday,
a decree banning 60 different military figure and administrative Iraqi from traveling outside the country, under any circumstances, and the sincerity of a judicial decision memorandum.
A senior source in the Iraqi government that "the prime minister as head of government and commander in chief of the armed forces, issued a decree banning 60 people from traveling outside the country, and circulated the names on land ports, and airports, including the Kurdistan region."
He also explained that "the decision was assigned and ratified memorandums of justice, due to accusations of those personalities financial and administrative corruption issues, and accusations of senior military officials of high treason,
and flee from the face of armed groups in Mosul, which led to its downfall.", Pointing out that "all the names in the the list of the pillars of the government of Nouri al-Maliki and his aides and those close to him, was followed by a move to freeze their movable and immovable property. "
Pointing out that "the aviation authority and relevance to a copy of the decision and names, and became effective as of the date of issuance.
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