Iraqi planes bomb Islamic State hideout north of Baghdad

Baghdad: Zidane Roubaix
At dawn on Saturday, Iraqi military aircraft successfully carried out airstrikes on three terrorist hideouts in the Tuz Khurmatu area, east of Saladin governorate (180 km north of Baghdad). Security authorities referred a doctor for forging a report on Noor Zuhair, an Iraqi businessman suspected of being involved in the “theft of the century”, claiming that he had a traffic accident in Beirut.
A statement from the Joint Operations Command Security Media Cell explained that the Cessna Caravan carried out successful airstrikes today at dawn on three terrorist hideouts in the Netuz Kumtu area of ​​the Joint Operations Command east of Saladin, resulting in their complete destruction and killing of those inside.
The statement said security information confirmed that the hideouts were being used to harbor terrorists to carry out operations against security forces and unarmed civilians.
On the other hand, a Lebanese security source said yesterday, Saturday, that Iraqi businessman Noor Zuhair, who was suspected of being involved in the “theft of the century”, left Lebanon after only staying in Lebanon for three days. The day before yesterday, Friday.
Zuhair is the most famous defendant in the “theft of the century” case, which involves the seizure of $2.5 billion from the “Tax Deposit Fund”. In turn, the representative of the “New Generation” group, Salwa Abdel Waheed, confirmed yesterday Saturday that the doctor who forged the medical reports of the defendant Zuhair at the “Saint Therese” hospital in Beirut has been referred for investigation.
“Through our communication with a security agency in Beirut, they revealed to us that Zuhair did not suffer any scratches or injuries and all the photos published were fabricated and did not represent the true situation,” Salwa said in a blog post on the “X” platform. Hospital.
She added: “Through our communications with journalist Amin Nasser, who follows this issue as an investigative journalist, he confirmed that the allegations published are false.”