He refused to comply with U.N. weapons inspectors.
The United States bombed Iraq and Saddam Hussein in 1998 because he had weapons of mass destruction.
to make the atom bomb seem less threatning.
miley
Paul Tibbets was dropped the first atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The bomb was named "Little Boy." Tens of thousands of people were instantly killed. He was best known for piloting the aircraft to drop the first bomb in the history of war.
President Truman made a major decision in 1945 to drop an atomic bomb on Japan. A plane called the Enola Gay dropped the bomb. It brought an end to the war.
may be because you guys in da USA bomb them who noes if we ain't them we cant answer so go to there face ND ask them straight up nigh dog
The USA bombed Badhdad in 2003 to eliminate Saddam Hussein.
Answer 1The world chooses to forget that former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was paying Palestinian families thousands in Iraqi crude oil dollars to suicide bomb Israeli marketplace but there is adequate effort and measures in place to address the matter.Answer 2The world ignores this because there are far worse crimes to indict Saddam Hussein for than his support of Palestinian terrorism, such as his genocides against the Kurds, the Shiite Arabs, Marsh Arabs, the Yazidis, the Chaldeans, and the Assyrians, among other minorities. There are also his unnecessary wars of aggression against Iran and Kuwait. Additionally, most Middle Eastern regimes support Palestinian terrorism of one form or another, so to decry Saddam Hussein for this activity would highlight their own actions in this endeavor as well as their hypocrisy.
Iraq
A bunker buster is a type of bomb that is used to penetrate into fortified targets. They were used in the Iraq War to sniff out Suddam Hussein and date back to Germany and World War II.
No.
The 1991 Gulf War was authorized and directed under a UNSC mandate at ejecting Iraqi forces from Kuwait which they illegally invaded to seize it's gold and oil fields there. The UNSC did not authorized a mandate at extending the war onto Baghdad and order regime change aka the removal of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. That's the principal reason why U.S. and Coalition forces didn't continue onto Baghdad, plus we didn't have a viable exit plan to get out of Iraq once you accepted the responsibility of governing the country after removing Saddam from power. There is an old saying goes that, "If you break it, you own it". Also many feared if we do that, the international coalition that the U.S. put up would collapse and that removing Saddam would created an anarchy in the region. Also after the 1991 Gulf War ceasefire, the Kurds in the north and Shiites in the south of Iraq rebelled against Saddam Hussein's rule and hope to stage a coup in overthrowing Saddam from power. They also expected help from the Coalition since Bush Senior encouraged the Iraqis to take the matters into their own hands and overthrow Saddam Hussein. However no support from the Coalition came to help the rebels and as a result, the rebellion was brutally crushed by Iraq's elite Republican Guard while U.S. and Coalition forces present on Iraqi soil after the ceasefire sit back and did nothing. Even when the USAF was flying overhead over Iraq seeing the Iraqi helicopters did strafing runs on Kurdish and Shiite refugees fleeing from the uprising but did not intervene to help them. One of the reasons why the U.S. and Coalition did not aid the rebels because again, the UNSC mission was to eject Iraq from Kuwait, not toppling Saddam Hussein in Baghdad. But as the news reached to the world into what happened in the uprising, in April of 1991, the UNSC then authorized a safe haven to Kurdish refugees who were stuck in the mountains of northern Iraq and the Coalition launched Operation Provide Comfort to help the refugees fleeing from the uprising. For the first time in history, a no-fly zone in northern Iraq was established by the U.S. and Coalition forces to protect the Kurds from air attacks by the Iraqi Air Force. A year later, a no-fly zone in southern Iraq was established to protect the Shiites from air attacks by the Iraqi Air Force in which they continued to slaugheter them during the remainder of 1991 and in the middle of 1992. During the last 12 years of the Gulf War ceasefire, U.S. and Coalition forces as well as the UN continued to reengage hostilties against Iraq, something that most of the mass media ignored: U.S. and Coalition aircraft continue to bomb Iraq in the no-fly zones because they were provoked by Iraqi radar locks and missile attacks. attacks which they are not allowed to do. In June 1993, President Clinton ordered a cruise missile attack on Baghdad because Saddam's agents was trying to assassinate former President Bush Senior during his visit to Kuwait in mid April for revenge in his role of driving Iraq from Kuwait in the 1991 Gulf War. Saddam massed over 80,000 Iraqi troops into the Kuwaiti border in October 1994 in attempt to reinvade Kuwait because of UN sanctions on Iraq which was still in place after the 1991 Gulff War. Clinton bombed Iraq again in September 1996 because Saddam was attempting to launch an Iraqi military offensive into restricted areas of the Kurdish villages in northern Iraq. and so on. During the last 12 years, Saddam also throwed out UN inspectors from trying to get to his WMDs program. This is the reasons why the U.S. launched an invasion of Iraq in 2003 because of Saddam's violation of that terms from the ceasefire of the 1991 war.
Iraq
they throw bomb to other country
we just sarted to bomb the mess out of them
bomb making
Never, they never had the capability to do that.
march 13th 2003