What was the outcome of the Persian Gulf War?

Answer 1

The end result of the Persian Gulf War in 1991 was that Iraq withdrew its occupying forces from Kuwait, which regained its independence.
The Iraqi Army was forced to leave Kuwait, and Iraq was no longer a threat to the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. Basra was captured, and criticisms were voiced that Bagdad should have been captured as well. Two no-fly zones were imposed on Iraq, but Iraqi helicopters were excluded and they were used to butcher the Kurds residing in Iraq. Sabotaged Kuwaiti oil wells burned like a scene from hell. The soldiers of the Gulf Coalition returned to their respective countries.

Answer 2

Which one, there were 3 Gulf Wars?

No, there was only one Gulf War, in 1990-91. The end result was that Iraq was expelled from Kuwait and ceased to threaten oil exports from the Persian Gulf.

Answer 3

The worst thing about the Persian gulf is the continuation of attacks of the jihadist. The more you think of this the more you get to the conclution that American military keeps getting hurt because now we are dealing with the problems Saddam Hussein had under control.

Answer 4

When Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein ordered the invasion of Kuwait, the United States and other countries intervened. Through Operation Desert Storm, the Iraqi troops finally surrendered after 42 days of fighting.

Answer 5

The Iraqi city of Basra was captured and Iraqi Army forces were made to cease their occupation of Kuwait. Two no-fly zones, one in the north and the other in the south, were enforced, but Iraqi helicopters were excluded and these were used to terrible effect against Iraq's Kurdish minority. Oil wells which had been ignited in Kuwait were extinguished over time, and the damage from the war was cleaned up. Sadaam Hussein and the Baath Party remained in power, and the precedent was set for future US-British involvement in Iraq and the Persian Gulf region.

Answer 6

The primary result of the Persian Gulf War was the restoration of sovereignty to the State of Kuwait. Secondary results included: Sanctions on Iraq and the Oil-for-Food Campaign, Weakening of the Sunni World against Shiite Iran, Crushed Uprisings by the Shiites in the south and Kurds in the north followed by No-Fly Zones, and battle-testing for Cold War military technologies.

Answer 7

No territory was lost by either Iran nor Iraq during the 1980-1988 war.

Answer 8

Operation Desert Storm (Jan-Feb 1991) was successfully concluded when Iraq was removed by force from the nation of Kuwait in Feb 1991.

Answer 9

Operation Desert Storm (Jan/Feb 1991) was successfully concluded with the ejection of Iraq from Kuwait territory.

Answer 10

Which gulf war? There were 3 of them.