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Q: Which body of water gives its name to a war fought to remove Saddam Hussein from Kuwait?
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What is the objective of the Iraq War?

It was to remove the dictator Saddam Hussein.


Why was the Iraq war of 1990-1991 fought?

There was NO war in 1990; Operation Desert Storm lasted 100 hours (January/February 1991) to remove Saddam's military from Kuwait.


When did the US invade Iraq in an effort to remove Saddam Hussein from power?

The US invaded Iraq on March 20, 2003 with the intent of overthrowing Saddam Hussein and discovering his cache of weapons of mass destruction (which were never found).


Why did the US and other members of NATO go to war with Suddam Hussein in 1991?

To remove him from Kuwait.


What is a thesis statement for the war of Iraq?

The Iran-Iraq War 1980-1988 was fought over control of the Persian Gulf. Operation Desert Storm January to Febuary 1991 was fought to remove Iraq from the country of Kuwait. Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003 to present, was fought to remove Saddam from power; and currently, to restore law and order and stability to the country (Iraq).


Why did the US participate in operation desert storm?

Desert Storm-Eject Iraq from the nation of Kuwait Iraqi Freedom-Remove Saddam from power


How many military actions does the US take since the end of the Cold War?

The ones I can think of are: Invasion of Panama (1989) -- to remove dictator Manuel NoriegaOperation Desert Shield/Storm (1990-91) -- to remove Saddam Hussein's army from KuwaitSomalia (1993) -- peacekeeping & humanitarian reliefHaiti (1994) -- peacekeepingBosnia (1996-present?) -- peacekeepingYugoslavia (1999) -- related to the war in BosniaAfghanistan (2001-present) -- because of 9/11Iraq (2003-present) -- to remove Saddam Hussein


What are the names of British casualties in Gulf War 1990-1991?

There was no hostile action in 1990, that was Operation Desert SHIELD a military build up of forces in Saudi Arabia; to be used in case Saddam didn't remove his forces from Kuwait. Hostile operations commenced on or about 15 January 1991 and lasted about 100 hours before Saddam removed his forces from Kuwait. UK casualties were about 47 Killed, many from friendly fire.


What is the difference between the Iraq war in 1991 and in 2003?

Operation Desert Storm (Jan-Feb 1991) was a military campaign fought against the Nation of Iraq to remove them from the nation of Kuwait. Which was successfully done. Operation Iraqi Freedom commencing in 2003 to present, was originally fought to remove Saddam from power. This was successfully done. Operation Iraqi Freedom currently involves the restoring of LAW & ORDER, & STABILIZATION of the nation of Iraq. Violators, terrorists, insurgents, and other criminal activities, have "WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE" posters out on them. It is the intent of the Coalition Forces & Iraqi Government, to arrest or stop these people, try them in a court of law, and administer justice accordingly. As had happened to Saddam; he was executed.


Why didn't the US take Saddam out of power at desert storm?

First, that wasn't the mission. The UN only sanctioned a mission to dislodge Iraqi forces from Kuwait, not charging onto Baghdad and overthrow Saddam Hussein from power. The mission was a success and once the routed Iraqi forces crossed back to the Iraqi border from Kuwait after being expelled by U.S. and UN forces in February 1991, the mission was declared complete and a ceasefire agreement was signed between UN forces and Saddam Hussein's Iraq. Since the 1991 Gulf War ceasefire agreement, the U.S. maintained presence in the Persian Gulf since to keep an eye out of Saddam Hussein's aggression. This include the Iraqi no-fly zones enforced by U.S. and British(along with France until they withdrew from the no-fly zone patrol in 1998) aircraft patrols to protect the Kurds in northern Iraq and Shia Muslims in the south from attacks by the Iraqi Air Force, the continuing UN economic sanctions against Iraq, ongoing UN inspections of Saddam's WMDs program, and so on.Second, most of the U.S.-led Coalition agreed to a UN mission to rid Iraqi forces from Kuwait, not going onto Baghdad and remove Saddam from power. If George Bush Senior unilaterally exceeding the UN mandate to spread the war onto Baghdad and topple Saddam Hussein's regime, the coalition that he put up would have collapsed and the U.S. can be seen in the eyes of the international community as the aggressors. I don't think Bush Senior want to with that.Third, George Bush Senior also said the reason why he didn't charge onto Baghdad and take out Saddam Hussein in 1991 because of geopolitical interests in Turkey, Syria, and Iran. As he mentioned in his 1998 book, "The Worlds Transformed", if he actually take Saddam Hussein out of power in Baghdad, Iraq would have plunged into a never ending tribal civil war between warring factions, destablized the region, stregetening Iran's influence, possibly leading to a pro-Iranian Shiite government, possibly cause Iraqi Kurdistan to be destabilized, make the Kurds in Turkey demand independence and start a war there with the help of Iraqi Kurdistan, and U.S. forces would be stuck in Iraq for years in an unwinnable guerrilla warfare with thousands of lives lost and trillions were sucked out from the U.S. of rebuilding the whole country of Iraq. So Bush Senior decide to let Saddam stay in power and keep in eyes of check of factions as well as watching out of Iran. Which i think it was the best political decision ever made by the first Bush administration.Unlike George Bush Junior, he pretty much did in 2003 that meaning no coalition and went onto Iraq desipte the consequences Bush Senior made and cause the world to turn against the USA.


Why did the US get involved in the Desert Storm?

To remove Iraq from Kuwait; which was done.


Why did the removal of Saddam Hussein fail to bring peace to Iraq?

because all it did was make the Al Quida people even more mad because they did not like the United States to start off and now we are trying to push our government on other countries..... The fact that Bush messed them over probably doesn't help matters either