On 5 October, en.964media.com reported that the PMF said its intelligence units arrested 45 people across 12 governorates under court warrants: 23 over alleged Baath Party links, six over state-security information leaks, five over organised crime, four over terrorism and seven over links to what the PMF called deviant movements. خبرگزاری اطلس reported 55 detainees across 12 provinces, also including at least 23 alleged Baath Party links.
- خبرگزاری اطلس05 Oct, 11:26
“The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) announced that its fighters detained 55 suspects and dismantled several networks linked to terrorists and the Baath Party during security operations in 12 Iraqi provinces over the past few days. According to the organisation, at least 23 of those detained had links to the Baath Party.”
The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) announced that its fighters detained 55 suspects and dismantled several networks linked to terrorists and the Baath Party during security operations in 12 Iraqi provinces over the past few days. According to the organisation, at least 23 of those detained had links to the Baath Party.
- en.964media.com05 Oct, 14:37
“The Popular Mobilization Forces said their intelligence units arrested 45 people in operations across 12 governorates, more than half of them accused of links to the banned Baath Party, under warrants issued by the courts. Twenty-three were accused of Baath Party links, six of leaking information related to state security, five of organised crime, four of terrorism and seven of links to what the P”
The Popular Mobilization Forces said their intelligence units arrested 45 people in operations across 12 governorates, more than half of them accused of links to the banned Baath Party, under warrants issued by the courts. Twenty-three were accused of Baath Party links, six of leaking information related to state security, five of organised crime, four of terrorism and seven of links to what the P
The discrepancy concerns the reported scale of PMF intelligence enforcement, not a demonstrated difference in the alleged offences or geographical reach.