On July 22, 1979, shortly after becoming president of Iraq, Saddam Hussein held a dramatic Ba’ath Party meeting that was broadcast on state television

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On July 22, 1979, shortly after becoming president of Iraq, Saddam Hussein held a dramatic Ba’ath Party meeting that was broadcast on state television. 

During the session, he read aloud the names of 68 senior party members accused of plotting against the leadership. Each was escorted out by security personnel as audio recordings of alleged confessions were played. 


The atmosphere grew tense, with remaining officials expressing vocal support for Saddam, many appearing visibly anxious. The event marked a decisive moment in Saddam’s rise, as he consolidated power and eliminated potential rivals within the party

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