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The official reason that the president (George Bush) gave was that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, or nuclear weapons, that were potentially harmful to the USA. The unofficial reason was that America had had enough of Saddam Hussein and wanted him out of government.
1999
No. The United States and Saudi Arabia fought together to liberate Kuwait from Iraq (under Saddam Hussein).
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).
The US put him into power.
because he was mean
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they found Saddam Hussein In a hole with a large beard
Before the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, government officials suspected Saddam Hussein of harboring weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), including chemical, biological, and potentially nuclear weapons. This suspicion was fueled by Iraq's history of using chemical weapons in the past and its non-compliance with United Nations resolutions regarding disarmament. The belief that Hussein posed a threat to regional and global security was a key justification for the invasion. However, subsequent investigations found no substantial stockpiles of WMDs in Iraq.
The official reason that the president (George Bush) gave was that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, or nuclear weapons, that were potentially harmful to the USA. The unofficial reason was that America had had enough of Saddam Hussein and wanted him out of government.
1999
Saddam Hussein
Clinton and Obama were the US Presidents in the 1990s and 2000s who did not invade Iraq and/or fight against Saddam Hussein.
No. The United States and Saudi Arabia fought together to liberate Kuwait from Iraq (under Saddam Hussein).
invade Saudi Arabia
invade Saudi Arabia