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Why is the Un has failed in Iraq?

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18y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

They refused to enforce the sanctions against Sadam, refused to get involved when he violated the terms of surrender, and to make matters worse, many members of the U.N. had private "deals" with Sadam to buy oil "under the table".

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