Zaidi of Montadar Zaidi was released early.

On September 15, Iraqi journalist Zaidi, who was imprisoned for throwing shoes at former US President Bush, was released early.

Zaidi came to Baghdadiya TV station, where he took office before his arrest, after he was released from prison that day. At the subsequent press conference, Zaidi said that he threw shoes at Bush because he was depressed and humiliated by the American occupation of Iraq. "I am free today, but my country is still controlled. I am not a hero, but I have my own opinions and opinions. "

Zaidi said that he was tortured by Iraqi security forces after his arrest, and expressed concern that American intelligence agencies would continue to hunt him down and endanger his safety.

To celebrate Zaidi's release from prison, his relatives have decorated his residence in Baghdad a few days in advance, hanging balloons and slogans. On the day he was released from prison, about 50 journalists gathered near his home, waiting for his return.

Several children held signs that read: "Release those who have restored national unity."

Later that day, his brother Uday told reporters that Zaidi had been released and walked out of the prison accompanied by several parliamentarians. Hearing the news, the crowd waiting outside cheered, and some people danced folk dances.

Uday said: "I congratulate the Iraqi people and all those who have freedom in the world on releasing Zaidi." . "Whenever Bush opens a new chapter in his life, he will find Zaidi's shoes waiting for him."

Zaidi's release from prison was welcomed by the Iraqi people. Ismail dulaimi, a journalist, said that it was reasonable for Zaidi to express his dissatisfaction and anger at the main factors endangering the security of the Iraqi people. He chose another way to send the message. "He is braver than all of us." .

Headquartered in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, Baghdadiya Television is a small private television station. The owner of the TV station still paid Zaidi's salary and rewarded him with a new house in recognition of his reputation for the TV station.

After being released from prison, Zaidi has a bright future. This little-known journalist is now a world celebrity. Some big TV stations have expressed their employment intentions to him, and some wealthy businessmen have promised him many luxuries, including sports cars. From Baghdad to Gaza, women have expressed their desire to marry him. In addition, many men in Arab countries expressed their wish to marry their daughters to this "hero of the Arab world". Uday said that for security reasons, Zaidi may go to Greece for a medical examination. According to Uday, Zaidi is scheduled to reunite with relatives and friends later that day and spend the night in a secret residence.