About Harith al-Sudani
Lived 1981 – 2017 (aged 35–36). Harith al-Sudani was an Iraqi intelligence officer and spy.
Captain Harith Al-Sudani (1981–2017, Arabic: حارث السوداني ) was an Iraqi intelligence officer and spy. Al-Sudani rose to prominence during the War in Iraq (2013-17), where he infiltrated ISIS, becoming a trustee and car-bomb driver, allowing the Iraqi military to neutralize around 30 car-bomb attacks. He was described as "[Iraq]'s most successful spy" when he operated within the secret Falcons Intelligence Cell, the counter-terrorism unit that led operations against ISIS terrorist attacks.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Harith al-Sudani?
Iraqi spy
When was Harith al-Sudani born?
Harith al-Sudani was born in 1981 in Ramadi.
When did Harith al-Sudani die?
Harith al-Sudani died in 2017.
What was Harith al-Sudani's occupation?
Harith al-Sudani was an intelligence officer and spy.
What nationality was Harith al-Sudani?
Harith al-Sudani was Iraqi.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Harith al-Sudani. https://biography.guide/harith-al-sudani/
MLA: "Harith al-Sudani." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/harith-al-sudani/.
Chicago: "Harith al-Sudani." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/harith-al-sudani/.
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