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What are some effects of the Persian Gulf War of 1991?

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Some effects were:

  • Saddam Hussein lost control of Kuwait, but retained control of Iraq
  • Economic Sanctions were imposed on Iraq
  • No-Fly Zones were established in northern and southern Iraq to protect the local Kurdish and Shiite Arab and Marsh Arab minorities.
  • The Kuwaiti Emirate was re-established.
  • US troops were allowed to stay in Kuwait.
  • The presence of US soldiers in Saudi Arabia during the war became one of Osama bin Laden's grievances against the United States.
  • The US-Iraqi Alliance during the 1980s (against Iran) was irrevocably broken.
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