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Shafaq News/ On Sunday, Iraq’s National Security Service
arrested an individual involved in online threats and blackmail.
In a statement, the Security Service described the suspect
as a mastermind of the “Ahl Kirkuk” and “Huna Kirkuk” platforms. He allegedly
targeted civilians, public servants, judicial officials, lawmakers, doctors,
and academics—causing psychological and financial harm to dozens.
The authorities urged victims to file formal complaints to
ensure legal action against those involved.
Iraqi law addresses cybercrimes such as blackmail and
threats under Articles 430 to 432 of the Penal Code, with punishments ranging
from one to seven years in prison depending on the gravity of the offense.
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