On corruption charges, the judiciary is preparing to issue arrest warrants against senior Sudanese government officials.
On corruption charges, the judiciary is preparing to issue arrest warrants against senior Sudanese government officials.
7-3-2026
The director of the Iraqi Media Center in Washington, Nizar Haider, revealed on Thursday that the judiciary is preparing to issue dozens of arrest warrants for senior officials from the gang of former Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani.
Haider told Al-Maalomah News Agency, “The judiciary is preparing to issue an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Mohammed Shia and dozens of his associates, confiscate their movable and immovable assets, and refer them to the courts for their involvement in stealing billions of dinars, which will be returned to the state treasury.”
He added that “the number of arrest warrants will reach more than 180 corrupt officials from the al-Sudani gang and the previous government,” indicating that “al-Zaidi’s government will pursue the heads of corruption in the al-Sudani government and previous governments and will issue arrest warrants against senior officials from the al-Sudani gang.”
He explained that “al-Sudani offered a full settlement to disclose their movable and immovable assets, which have ballooned significantly through his exploitation of power and influence, and to return those funds to the state treasury. It is not yet clear whether the judiciary will accept al-Sudani’s offer or not,” stressing that “if the judiciary rejects the settlement, an arrest warrant will be issued against him.”
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