Various groups fought against Saddam Hussein's regime, including the Kurdish population in northern Iraq, who pursued autonomy and rights, particularly during the Anfal campaign in the late 1980s. Shiite Muslims also rose against his rule, especially during the 1991 uprisings following the Gulf War. Additionally, the Iraqi National Congress and other exile groups sought to overthrow Hussein through political and military means. The U.S.-led invasion in 2003 ultimately resulted in his removal from power.
The Persian Gulf War, aka more simply as the Gulf War.
yes, the world will be a safer place without Saddam Hussein because he attacked Kuwait for no reason.infact he fought for exaggeration.
No. The United States and Saudi Arabia fought together to liberate Kuwait from Iraq (under Saddam Hussein).
the gulf
They both fought Saddam Hussein They share the same name Both were presidents umm what kind of specific do you want?
Iraq has been majority Shi'a for over 500 years and many Iraqi Shi'a fought in the Iraqi Army against Iran. However, Saddam Hussein and the higher echelons of the Iraq government were Sunna.
execution by hanging, Saddam was tried for crimes against humanity by an Iraqui court and sentenced to death by hanging, in Baghdad, Iraq. He was 69. He was president of Iraq from 1979 until April 2003 when he was captured by American troops. He was a ruthless dictator who ruled Iraq by terror, and fought two wars, one against Iran which finished in stalemate (1980/1988) and later, in 1990, invaded Kuwait, leading to the first Gulf War.
The current "War in Iraq" is being fought, because Saddam Hussein had some weapons of mass destruction or (WMDs) that he wouldn't destroy, also George Bush accused him of having connections with terrorists.
The war fought to remove Saddam Hussein from Kuwait was the Gulf War, also known as Operation Desert Storm, which took place in 1990-1991. Following Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in August 1990, a coalition of forces led by the United States intervened to expel Iraqi troops from Kuwait. The conflict began with an extensive air campaign in January 1991, followed by a ground offensive that swiftly liberated Kuwait by late February 1991.
Iraq war: Why we fought: our oil was in danger, Iraq invaded Kuwait; wanted to stop Saddam Hussein from giving Al-Qaeda weapons of mass destruction What we wanted: to get Kuwait out of Iraq, wanted to get Saddam Hussein out of power What we got: got Kuwait out of Iraq, saved our oil, we freed Iraq from dictatorship your answer is what someone who supported Bush would say. all that isn't true. Yes some parts are true, but Kuwait was the least of the reason we were and still are over there. The whole Saddam deal was a huge set up. America put Saddam in power.
The gulf not golf war was the war that occurred in Kuwait (a small country below Iraq) between Iraq forces and American forces. Saddam Hussein at the time invaded Kuwait for it's oil supplies, and America came in fought against him. In the end America and Kuwait forces managed to win and Iraq retreated.
Gladiators fought for peoples entertainment