How Saddam Hussein Became India’s Most Unexpected Ally?

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Saddam Hussein — a name mostly associated with dictatorship and war.
But few people know that once, Iraq under Saddam was India’s closest ally in the Middle East.
From calling Kashmir an “internal matter of India” to funding Baloch rebels against Pakistan, Saddam was everything Pakistan and America feared.

In this video, we trace how a leader who once rose with CIA support turned into the biggest anti-American voice, banned Wahhabism, modernized Iraq, empowered women, and built close ties with India — before being executed by the very powers that created him.

Watch till the end to understand:
👉 Why Saddam supported India
👉 How Iraq became India’s biggest oil partner
👉 Why America had to destroy him
👉 And what India lost with Saddam’s death

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