Iraq sleepwalked into the Kuwait war in1990 with the US pulling the strings behind the scenes. In fact, then US ambassador in Iraq met Saddam Hussein before the invasion of Kuwait and assured the Iraqi dictator that Washington would stay out of the developments no matter what, tacitly approving the Iraqi invasion of the neighboring country. However, when things got out of hand, the US viewed Saddam as a liability in the region and it sought to remove its former strongman.

This new documentary produced by Press TV shows how Iran and Iraq have come a long way throughout history in their bilateral ties. Although they experienced a bitter war in the ‘80s, that was only a hiccup in the cordial ties between the two neighbors through thick and thin.

An old man with a zest for life and a smile on his face, Abu Omar is living in his half-destroyed house located in the war-torn Syrian city of Aleppo.

A tribute to a brave soul, I Am a Reporter takes a look at the life and career of Serena Shim, Press TV’s correspondent in hot spots like Iraq and Syria at a time when Daesh was in full swing. She lost her life in a car crash in Turkey in October 2014. Her death is still shrouded in mystery.

Looks into the case of men sent to Iraq from poor countries by private US security companies as security guards who were forced to fight like a soldier without the training and a fraction of the money.

This documentary is about the life of Mohammad Mahmoud Ali, a Syrian army commander, who was killed fighting against terrorist groups in this country.

A historical look at U.S. support of Israel during the administrations of different presidents, which shows itself in the different wars taking place between Israel and Arab countries.

The First Days of January is the story of a Syrian student of journalism about the war in her country and the defeat of Daesh.  

The Deportee tells the story of a large group of Iranians living in Karbala and Najaf who were forced by Saddam Hussein's regime to come back to Iran after years of living in Iraq. 

This documentary deals with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy's pro-Israel policies and its blatant attempts to diminish the power and activities of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units.