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The Red Sea is much closer to Jordan than Persian Gulf is.
That is Kuwait.
Only the Persian Gulf, which is not an ocean. Only if you sail out thousands of miles, the Gulf will first change into the Persian Sea and much further out, into the Indian ocean. But the Indian Ocean does not 'border' Mesopotamia.
US Forces monitored the Persian Gulf during the Iran-Iraq War 1980-1989. And this was because fighting threatened to spill over into the Persian Gulf through which the US and other countries received the majority of their oil. In 1990, the threat was much greater; that Iraq might next invade Saudi Arabia and take control of the Persian Gulf. It would have placed the oil-consuming countries at their mercy, and it instantly became a UN crisis for that reason.
Only the Persian Gulf, which is not an ocean. Only if you sail out thousands of miles, the Gulf will first change into the Persian Sea and much further out, into the Indian Ocean. But the Indian Ocean does not 'border' Mesopotamia.
The Strait of Hormuz is the only connection between the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea, which is a section of the larger Indian Ocean. Oil from much of the Middle East is transported by ships which start out in the Persian Gulf. Thus, about 35% of the world's oil that is transported by sea and 20% of the oil produced each year must pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
It was to get some oil back from Kuwait and to get back at them for taking to much oil
A bay is a shallow, often in an arc, indent in the coastline; bigger than a cove but smaller than a gulf. A gulf is much larger and digs into the coastline further than a bay forming an arm of the sea. As by example of the Gulf of Mexico, the Persian Gulf.
Because it is a hotbed of unrest with many irrational governments and rulers.
The Persian Gulf sits between countries with three different time zones. There are GMT +3 countries like Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia. Iran is a GMT +3.5 country. And there are two GMT +4 countries: Oman and the United Arab Emirates.Texas is mostly in the GMT -6 timezone, but El Paso is in the GMT -7 timezone.Therefore, the time difference between Texas and the Persian Gulf can be as few as 9 hours or as much 11 hours, depending on which part of Texas and which part of the Persian Gulf are referenced.
Estimates put it below 1 million, somewhere near 956,600 military participants.
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