An Eyewitness Account of IRAQ WAR: Frontline Reporting, Uncovering the Truth and the Fall of Saddam Hussein - Softcover

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THE IRAQ WAR THROUGH THE EYES OF A JOURNALIST WHO LIVED IT.

In 2003, as the Iraq War reshaped global politics, Sarwar Munir Rao was not reporting from a newsroom — he was in Baghdad, witnessing history unfold. Confronting Saddam Hussein’s Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom, he documented events from the ground, bringing readers closer to the reality behind the headlines.

Sarwar Munir Rao is an accomplished journalist, scholar, and media leader. A former Channel Head at Pakistan Television (PTV) and recipient of the prestigious Tamgha-e-Imtiaz (Presidential Award for Competence), has built a distinguished career in reporting war across some of the world’s most volatile regions, including the Gulf War, Somalia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. He holds multiple postgraduate degrees in Political Science, International Relations, Journalism, Islamic Studies, History, and Law, and currently serves as a Professor of Practice in Media at a public service university. His work as an author of multiple nonfiction books on history earned him worldwide recognition.

An Eyewitness Account of IRAQ WAR is a vivid narrative of reporting war under the shadow of Saddam Hussein’s regime. It captures the fall of Baghdad, the chaos of the U.S. invasion, and the emotional weight carried by correspondents covering the conflict. This compelling work uncovers controversy surrounding Saddam Hussien, and the realities of Operation Iraqi Freedom through lived experience.

Gain insight into the Iraq War through a correspondent’s firsthand testimony. Order your copy today.

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