New revelations revealed by Dulaimi about the arrest and execution of Saddam Hussein

New revelations revealed by Dulaimi about the arrest and execution of Saddam Hussein

BAGHDAD, Iraq - April 24, Saddam Hussein's lawyer, Khalil al-Dulaimi, revealed Saddam's invasion of Kuwait and revealed US offers for his release.
Al-Dulaimi said in a televised interview that "Saddam regretted the decision to invade Kuwait." In the case of Kuwait, Saddam wished that if it did not happen to push Iraq to the act of 1990, he would always repeat the subject.
Al-Dulaimi also revealed US offers to release Saddam Hussein for their help in stopping the armed resistance that erupted against the US invasion of Iraq. Al-Dulaimi said that the American side had negotiated it in the first days in exchange for the resistance to disarm. First, where the Americans were involved and their losses are very large, they came to him twice and the third time through me and asked me to mediate, and I told them that I do not press the president as much as I convey what you requested.
Indeed, what he asked at that time was conveyed to him by the American general, who flatly refused to do so. "
On the question of the personalities who attended the execution of the former president, Dulaimi replied: All the Dawa Party leaders, including Sami al-Askari, Muwaffaq al-Rubaie, and Maryam al-Rayes, who filmed the scene, not only attended the Dawa Party, but included others.
Al-Dulaimi revealed that Saddam Hussein was humiliated and tortured during his detention by the Americans. He said: "The American occupier showed the fake democracy that he was preparing for the Iraqis. He was the first to torture President Saddam Hussein immediately after his arrest and days after his arrest. .
"The American side was on two levels of dealing, where the officers treated him with respect, and some soldiers sometimes acted inappropriately, making noise inside the prison and raising loud voices, for example," Dulaimi said.
Dulaimi denied many of the details reported by the American media about how to arrest Saddam Hussein. Dulaimi said there was a lot of sophistication in the American novel, stressing that he was not in a hole but in a shelter.
According to Dulaimi, President Saddam Hussein believed that "everything that happened in Iraq because of Iran's pressure or distortion of some of the facts through its dealings with the Americans."
In response to a question about the validity of what is rumored that al-Maliki transferred the body of Saddam Hussein on the day of his execution to the wedding of his son? Al-Dulaimi said: "This news, and confirmed by more than a judge, and I do not exclude from this by the amount of hatred and shame on this man to do more than this thing." Finished

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