The invasion soon led to the defeat and flight of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. The U.S.-led coalition occupied Iraq and attempted to establish a new democratic government; however it failed to restore order in Iraq. The unrest led to asymmetric warfare with the Iraqi insurgency, civil war between Sunnis and Shiites and al-Qaeda operations in Iraq...
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The unrest led to asymmetric warfare with the Iraqi insurgency, civil war between Sunnis and Shiites and al-Qaeda operations in Iraq. As a result of this failure to restore order, a growing number of coalition nations have withdrawn troops from Iraq. The causes and consequences of the war remain extremely controversial...
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Desert Storm Also, the economic and trade sanctions begun during the war continue to the present day, contributing to severe economic hardship in Iraq.	2 / 288
The Iraq War "In one year or five years the power of Iraq to inflict harm on all free nations would be multiplied many times over." (Bush 25). This is very true, the Iraqi regime has a deep hatred for America and our friends, and even if we did not find any weapons of mass destruction the war is still justified, having another attack like the one on the two world trade centers and the pentagon would not be a good thing and action needs to be taken against all countries that pose a threat or a possibility to carry out such an attack...	3 / 815
Gulf War forces would use all necessary means to drive out Iraq. Of course it held no sway over Saddam, so the next day, the U.N. sent over its forces and in three days had liberated Kuwait, though Saddam was not dislodged from power, and is still there to this day...	2 / 360
Gulf War forces would use all necessary means to drive out Iraq. Of course it held no sway over Saddam, so the next day, the U.N. sent over its forces and in three days had liberated Kuwait, though Saddam was not dislodged from power, and is still there to this day...	2 / 360