Baghdad - INA
The Media and Communications Commission announced today, Thursday, the end of the second phase of the campaign to curb Internet smuggling.
The Director General of the Communications Department at the Authority, Adel Salman, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the second stage aimed at curbing internet smuggling is over," noting that "the initial estimates of smuggled capacities exceeded $ 20 million per month," noting that "no" Enter through the official country outlets. "
He added, "The smuggling of these capacities will be from the areas adjacent to the Kurdistan region towards the governorates, as the process takes place from outside Iraq into it, not the other way around," noting that "the identity of the smugglers will be left to the judiciary to uncover them in the coming days."
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