But seriously, folks, The Gulf War ousted the tyrannical Saddam Hussein from leadership in Iraq, so I'd say... the coalition forces saved Kuwait.
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Yes and no. He won the most famous battle of the war at New Orleans, but that battle took place after the peace treaty had been signed.
The fight at the climax of The Quiet Man was between John Wayne and Victor McLaglan, and was won by Wayne.
The UN Coalition led by the United States won the war. Iraq lost the war. Kuwait suffered billions of dollars of damage and lost oil revenues from when the Iraqi soldiers started burning the oil wells.
The Iraqi forces were expelled from Kuwait. George Bush announced a suspension of fighting. Saddam Hussein agreed to withdraw his forces from Kuwait but announced to his subjects that he had won the war. After 6 weeks of operation desert storm (the intense aerial bombardment of military targets and communications centres in Iraq and Kuwait) the end came surprisingly swiftly, after only 100 hours of the ground war launched in Iraq and Kuwait.
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The Iraq-Iran war lasted for about 8 years without a clear victory for either side. But this war shows that an ill-defined war cannot be won and that a very powerful army in the absence of a strong political system is detrimental to its country. At the end of the war, Iraq had a very powerful army with sophisticated weaponry systems inherited from the war which were mostly donations from other countries without a charge. The Iraqi leaders at that time were atop of an army threatening their existence. To prevent a military coup, the Iraqi leaders had to keep the army busy, so the army was sent to Kuwait. Another major implication was the financial situation at the end of the war. While Iran fought the war entirely on its own huge monetary reserve (from the oil boom of the 70's), Saddam had to borrow heavily. In all, Iraq had received loans totaling $40 billion, mostly from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. At the end of the war, Saddam felt that both Kuwait and Saudi Arabia should forgo the loans since Iraq had fought a common enemy (Iran) on their behalf. However Kuwait and Saudi Arabia felt they had saved Saddam from defeat and wanted the loans re-paid. This disagreement was also a root cause of the invasion of Kuwait and all that transpired after that invasion.
Question needs more context. Won at what? Soccer, war ...
* Iraq war * Olympics held inbeijing * A's won big in japan
The Gulf War was the first war between the United States and Saddam Hussein. It began because Saddam's troops invaded Kuwait and wouldn't leave. The US won the unofficial war in 42 days.
I think you must be referring to the war between Iran and Iraq, which was between 1980-88. However, while Iraq is an Arab country, Iran is a Persian country. They are both Islamic nations though. Both are majority Shi'ite Muslim.
On their own, not very likely.
Saddam Hussein (Iraq) first attacked Iran in September 1980. However, a brief civil war started in Iran in 1978 and 1979 which the Revolutionary Guards (Pasdaran) regime won. No one really won the war. Iran and Iraq never really recovered and both are poor, war weary nations to this day.
Bangladesh won the war between Bangladesh and Pakistan