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One major problem in Kuwait is its heavy reliance on oil revenue, which leaves the country vulnerable to fluctuations in oil prices. This dependence hinders economic diversification and sustainability.
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Iraq invaded Kuwait as part of the ongoing oil conflict.
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Yes, Kuwait does have some problem with terrorism. Although they have not been as active since 2005, groups like the Peninsula Lions have caused issues in Kuwait.
The Military force was called Coalition Forces
The first was over Iraq taking Kuwait. The second was an attempt by US to reduce Iraq's military power.
The Kuwait Towers contain water tanks, lighting equipment, and a restaurant. The towers opened to the public in 1977 and have been closed since 2012.
The Iraqi forces were expelled from Kuwait. George Bush announced a suspension of fighting. Saddam Hussein agreed to withdraw his forces from Kuwait but announced to his subjects that he had won the war. After 6 weeks of operation desert storm (the intense aerial bombardment of military targets and communications centres in Iraq and Kuwait) the end came surprisingly swiftly, after only 100 hours of the ground war launched in Iraq and Kuwait.
Iraq's invasion and takeover of neighboring Kuwait was deemed to be unjustified, naked aggression, therefore was unacceptable to almost all of the international community. It was demanded that Iraq leave Kuwait, Iraq refused, so military force was used.
There were none. it was a surprise attack. However, it was know that Iraq wanted Kuwait's oil and land so it was only a question of time.