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The article discusses part of Fakhri Karim's testimony regarding Nouri al-Maliki's second term in Iraq. It reveals details of widespread corruption, including attempts by Maliki's son Ahmed to blackmail a businessman and actions that damage the reputation of the armed forces. It also highlights how Maliki crafted the image of the “necessity leader,” transforming himself into a figure resembling Al-Mukhtar ibn Abi’Ubaid al-Thaqafi, reflecting a rise in dictatorship, unilateral decision-making, and political and security decline in the country—especially through escalating tensions with the Kurds and Sunnis. Additionally, it includes warnings from President Jalal Talabani about the mistakes in supporting a second term for Maliki.
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