People & Institutions
Three employees of the Rabia border crossing (names not given)
ثلاثة موظفين في منفذ ربيعة الحدودي (لم تُذكر أسماؤهم)
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Legal status as of 20 October 2026
Convicted (reported)
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What the documents say
Sentenced with the former Director General to seven years each, with arrest orders and asset seizure, according to the Integrity Commission (12 February 2020). Names not given.
- Kind
- Person
- Roles
- Employees, Rabia border crossing
Cases
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| Case | Role | Status in this case | Detail | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rabia border crossing: former director general and three staff sentenced over 1,500 tankers of oil smuggled to Syria (2020) | Employees, Rabia border crossing | Convicted (reported) | Sentenced with the former Director General to seven years each, with arrest orders and asset seizure, according to the Integrity Commission (12 February 2020). Names not given. | 19 October 2026 |
Dated events
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- 12 February 2020Convicted (reported)Seven years each
Documents
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- Shafaq News12 February 2020Integrity Commission statementTier B
السجن لمسؤول عراقي ساعد بتهريب 1500 صهريج نفط
Original addressصدور قرار حكم بسجن المدير العام لمنفذ ربيعة الحدودي سابقاً، إضافة إلى ثلاثة موظفين في المنفذ؛ لتعمُّدهم الإضرار بالمال العام بأكثر من سبعة عشر مليون دولار
- Kurdistan2412 February 2020Integrity Commission statementTier B
Iraq sentences border officials for $17.5 million oil-smuggling scheme
Original addressthe four had smuggled 1,500 tankers full of crude oil through the border crossing into Syria, resulting in the misuse of $17,580,720.