Where did the wealth of 13 billion dollars of the brother of the prime minister of Iraq come from?! In a statement, al-Assaf, the security officer of Iraq's Kataib Hezbollah, addressed Hassan al-Zaidi, the prime minister's brother and the communications and security officer of the Iraqi Prime Minister's Office and said: Everything you say about investment companies and resistance and similar cases, whether real or fabricated, along with all your Hezbollah's assets to Kataab, is considered a gift to your property to Kataball. Perhaps it can quell the greed of your eyes; Eyes that are satisfied with nothing but dirt. Kataib Hezbollah's top official, referring to the large financial empire of Hassan al-Zaidi, asked how this wealth, which is about 21 trillion dinars, equivalent to more than 13 billion dollars, was obtained in less than 10 years. Maybe the answer to this question can help the hardworking young people earn a living. He also asked the Iraqi Cleanup Committee whether it had conducted an investigation into the ADNOC contracts and the extensive financial disputes that are taking away from the livelihood resources of the Iraqi people and spending in the form of concessions by foreign companies and their Iraqi partners. Al-Assaf demanded to investigate the source of Hassan al-Zaidi's assets. Kataib Hezbollah claimed that Hassan al-Zaidi was involved in Iraq's oil deals with ADNOC of the United Arab Emirates and in the sale of oil at a discount of $47 a barrel, and that he shared the financial benefits of these contracts with people including Trump envoy Tom Barak and Tanhun bin Zayed, the UAE's national security adviser. The Iraqi resistance also raised the share of the mentioned people from more than 4.5 trillion dinars of monthly profit. Al-Assaf said that Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi knows very well who provided financial aid to the resistance during the Gaza War and the Al-Aqsa Storm operation, and how this aid was used to supply drones and missiles that were used against Israeli bases. This senior member of the Iraqi resistance also said that Kataib Hezbollah has other cases and he is aware of them and does not intend to raise the issues before public opinion, and in this context he referred to the proverb of a man whose house is made of glass, he does not throw stones at others.

Where did the wealth of 13 billion dollars of the brother of the prime minister of Iraq come from?! In a statement, al-Assaf, the security officer of Iraq's Kataib Hezbollah, addressed Hassan al-Zaidi, the prime minister's brother and the communications and security officer of the Iraqi Prime Minister's Office and said: Everything you say about investment companies and resistance and similar cases, whether real or fabricated, along with all your Hezbollah's assets to Kataab, is considered a gift to your property to Kataball. Perhaps it can quell the greed of your eyes; Eyes that are satisfied with nothing but dirt. Kataib Hezbollah's top official, referring to the large financial empire of Hassan al-Zaidi, asked how this wealth, which is about 21 trillion dinars, equivalent to more than 13 billion dollars, was obtained in less than 10 years. Maybe the answer to this question can help the hardworking young people earn a living. He also asked the Iraqi Cleanup Committee whether it had conducted an investigation into the ADNOC contracts and the extensive financial disputes that are taking away from the livelihood resources of the Iraqi people and spending in the form of concessions by foreign companies and their Iraqi partners. Al-Assaf demanded to investigate the source of Hassan al-Zaidi's assets. Kataib Hezbollah claimed that Hassan al-Zaidi was involved in Iraq's oil deals with ADNOC of the United Arab Emirates and in the sale of oil at a discount of $47 a barrel, and that he shared the financial benefits of these contracts with people including Trump envoy Tom Barak and Tanhun bin Zayed, the UAE's national security adviser. The Iraqi resistance also raised the share of the mentioned people from more than 4.5 trillion dinars of monthly profit. Al-Assaf said that Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi knows very well who provided financial aid to the resistance during the Gaza War and the Al-Aqsa Storm operation, and how this aid was used to supply drones and missiles that were used against Israeli bases. This senior member of the Iraqi resistance also said that Kataib Hezbollah has other cases and he is aware of them and does not intend to raise the issues before public opinion, and in this context he referred to the proverb of a man whose house is made of glass, he does not throw stones at others.