Iraqi security forces arrest politicians, lawmakers and senior government officials in early-morning raids in Baghdad as part of an anti-corruption campaign ordered by Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi. Multiple reports say Elite Counter Terrorism Service (CTS) units carry out raids, including at the homes of senior figures located within Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone. Security and legal sources cited across outlets describe the arrests as the beginning of a broader crackdown, linked to arrest warrants issued by Iraqi judicial authorities. At least several people are detained during the operations, according to reports that cite sources who declined to be named because they were not authorized to speak publicly. Some coverage also notes that the raids occur at dawn and involves a range of senior political and governmental figures, but details of specific charges or identities are not provided in the shared excerpts. The actions are presented as enforcement of judicial warrants under orders from the prime minister, with outlets focusing on the start of the campaign rather than immediate outcomes.