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SAVAYA OPENS TWO FRONTS: WE WILL PURSUE SENIOR IRAQI OFFICIALS, THEIR FOREIGN PASSPORTS, AND THE GOVERNMENT ON OUR TERMS

 SAVAYA OPENS TWO FRONTS: WE WILL PURSUE SENIOR IRAQI OFFICIALS, THEIR FOREIGN PASSPORTS, AND THE GOVERNMENT ON OUR TERMS.

The US President’s envoy to Iraq, Mark Savaya, confirmed on Tuesday (January 27, 2026) that his team is working on the ground in Iraq to support efforts to form a new government and prevent Iranian-backed militias from coming to power, stressing that preparing to confront the corruption crisis in the country is no less important than the ongoing political and security battle.

In a statement published on his accounts and reviewed by Baghdad Today, Savaya said, “It is of utmost importance, indeed of utmost importance, to prepare to confront the corruption crisis in Iraq,” explaining that the required effort “must go beyond merely tracking the looted funds transferred abroad, to also include determining the final destination of those funds and how they will ultimately be used.”

He added that coordination with other institutions allowed his team to gain a “comprehensive understanding” of the people involved, including “senior government officials and their family members who benefited from corrupt Iraqi funds,” explaining that these funds “were not only used to purchase multiple properties in several countries, but were also used to obtain foreign nationalities and passports, sometimes under similar names, and in other cases under different identities, in order to evade tracking and accountability.”

Savaya added that “the majority of these cases are concentrated within the region, while others extend beyond it through citizenship-by-investment programs offered by some countries,” noting that the information currently available “greatly enhances the ability to pursue accountability, recover stolen assets, and cooperate with international partners to combat corruption at its roots.”

He pointed out that the harm of corruption “is not limited to the Iraqi people and undermining national security, but extends to enabling terrorist groups and fueling their activities in multiple countries,” stressing that he will work “in close cooperation with the US Treasury Department and the Office of Foreign Assets Control to ensure that all those involved are held accountable without exception, that no one is above the law, and that justice is achieved for the Iraqi people.”

It is worth noting that Mark Savaya is an Iraqi-American businessman of Assyrian origin, appointed by US President Donald Trump as special envoy to Iraq in October 2025, in a move described by analysts as part of an attempt to rearrange the relationship with Baghdad and to exert pressure on corruption and uncontrolled weapons.

Since taking office, Savaya has emphasized in several statements that corruption, not the militias themselves, is the “main obstacle” to Iraq’s stability, calling for the dismantling of “corruption networks” that fund armed groups through fictitious salaries, fictitious loans, and fake assets, according to recent reports in international media.

In a related context, Savaya had previously announced that the United States would conduct a “comprehensive review” of suspicious financial records and transfers linked to smuggling and money laundering operations that fund “terrorist activities and smuggling networks,” warning that the results of this review could lead to new sanctions against “malicious actors” inside and outside Iraq.

Trump’s envoy also stressed that the US administration views the corruption file in Iraq as part of a broader battle to curb the influence of armed militias linked to Tehran, noting that reducing the resources of corruption and money laundering networks is, in his view, a prerequisite for the success of any path to rebuilding Iraqi state institutions and consolidating its monopoly on weapons.

WALKINGSTICK: Aki’s Bank-Level Insight: Rebuilding Iraq Starts in the North

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Iraq’s political delays are not about confusion—they are about control of $100 billion held at the U.S. Federal Reserve. Leadership choices, CBI reform, and U.S. pressure all determine whether Iraq can safely move forward financially.

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Introduction: Follow the Money

When confusion dominates the headlines, one rule never fails:

Follow the money.

According to insights shared by Walkingstick, Aki, and Sandy Ingram, the real reason behind Iraq’s political stalemate isn’t incompetence or chaos — it’s control over $100 billion of Iraqi funds currently held at the U.S. Federal Reserve.

And not everyone is trusted with access to it.

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Aki’s Bank-Level Insight: Rebuilding Iraq Starts in the North

Walkingstick relayed a powerful update from Aki, an Iraqi banking insider:

“Your Trump is going to rebuild our country, and he’s going to start in the northern part of Iraq.”

This rebuilding effort, however, comes with conditions.

The Trade-Off:

• U.S.-backed reconstruction support

• Economic revitalization in northern Iraq

• Removal of compromised leadership figures

Aki made it clear:

“It’s not a bad thing to get rid of Maliki or Alaq.”

For Iraq’s long-term financial health, leadership change is seen as necessary, not optional.

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CBI Reform: Why the Governor Matters

The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) sits at the heart of currency reform.

Removing figures like Alaq is viewed by many as:

• Eliminating legacy corruption

• Restoring international confidence

• Preparing Iraq for a currency value change

A reformed CBI means controlled access, transparent policy, and global trust.

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Sandy Ingram: The $100 Billion Reality

Sandy Ingram distilled the issue to its core:

“$100 billion — Iraq’s funds held at the U.S. Federal Reserve — this is what it’s all about.”

Why This Money Is Locked:

• It represents Iraq’s oil revenues

• It is protected under U.S. oversight

• It prevents misuse or corruption

The big fear?

Maliki gaining control of that money.

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Why Maliki Is the Red Line

According to Sandy Ingram:

• Trump has publicly denounced support for Maliki

• Maliki is seen as a risk to financial transparency

• Allowing him access to the $100B could undo years of reform

This is why leadership selection in Iraq is under intense scrutiny.

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Media Narrative vs. Reality

Middle Eastern news outlets are portraying a different story:

• “Trump is losing control”

• “Iraq will do whatever it wants”

• “Iraq is fully sovereign and independent”

But as Sandy noted — you and I know that’s not true.

The funds are still at the Fed.
The pressure is still real.
The leverage hasn’t changed.

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Why the Presidential Vote Keeps Getting Delayed

Iraq has now:

• Postponed the presidential vote twice

• Failed to seat a President

• Failed to name a Prime Minister

The Rule Is Simple:

No President = No Prime Minister

And without a complete government, Iraq cannot:

• Access protected funds

• Finalize reforms

• Safely move forward internationally

The delays are not accidental — they are containment measures.

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What This Means for the RV Timeline

The RV cannot occur until:

• Trusted leadership is installed

• The CBI is aligned with reform

• International partners are satisfied

• The $100B remains protected

This is not about speed — it’s about control and safety.

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Q&A Section (SEO Optimized)

Why is Iraq’s $100 billion held at the U.S. Federal Reserve?

To protect Iraq’s oil revenues and prevent misuse by untrusted leadership.

Why doesn’t the U.S. want Maliki back in power?

Because of corruption concerns and fear he could mismanage or divert protected funds.

Is removing the CBI governor a bad sign?

No. Many believe it’s a positive step toward transparency and reform.

Why keep delaying the presidential vote?

To block leadership that could gain access to protected funds.

Does this delay stop the RV permanently?

No. It slows the process to ensure the right people are in place first.

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Final Thoughts: Protection Before Prosperity

Iraq’s delays are not signs of collapse — they are safeguards.

Before prosperity comes:

• Protection

• Accountability

• Trusted leadership

Only then can Iraq safely move forward.

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Important Disclaimer

All information shared reflects opinion only and is for educational purposes.
This content is not intended as financial, legal, or professional advice.
Always consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.

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Walkingstick 

 [Iraqi bank friend Aki update]AKI: Your Trump is going to rebuild our country and he's going to start in the northern part of Iraq.  In return he wants to remove the CBI governor...It's not a bad thing to get rid of Maliki or Alaq.

Sandy Ingram 

  $100 billion, Iraq's funds held at the US Federal Reserve - this is what it's all about...They don't want Maliki to get his hands on that $100 billion that's being held in the Federal Reserve.  Trump has denounced support of Maliki if elected prime minister again. 

 There are people in Iraq trying to prevent this...The news in the Middle East is saying Trump is losing control and Iraq is going to do what they want to do and Iraq is in charge and Iraq is this and Iraq is that.  You and I know that's not true.  They postponed the session to elect the president for the 2nd time.  No president, no PM.