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At the moment (July, 2014) Iraq cannot really be considered as a nation with alliances and enemies. Iraq was created out of the dregs of the Ottoman Empire and in the aftermath of two world wars. It has been a remarkably unsuccessful attempt to form one nation out of three inimical tribes.
To the extent that we can consider the Baghdad government to be representative of Iraq as a whole (and it is not), the Iraq's allies are Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and possibly Turkey. Its adversaries are Syria and Iran.
Given that half of the territory of Iraq is occupied and nominally governed by the terrorist group "Islamic State of Iraq and Syria" and by the Kurds of the north who would prefer an independent Kurdistan, it's even money as to whether Iraq will even exist by next year.
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Why did the UK and NATO get involved in Iraq?
The are allied with the U.S.
How many allied countries fighting in the Iraq war?
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How many US and allied troops of have died in the Iraq war?
15 thousand.
Was Iraq an allied nation during World War 2?
Iraq was under british control but there was a rebel group who received weapons and support from the Nazis
Who served as the commander of US troops in Iraq at President George Bush term?
The first allied commander of the troops in Iraq was Tommy R. Franks. He was succeeded by General John Abizaid.
What did the world do after the first gulf war?
The Iran-Iraq War 1980-1988 in the Persian Gulf was monitored by US/Allied nations.
What are the two main groups in Iraq today?
Allied Side: Coalition Military. Opposing side: Iraq Insugency, numerous other militarized groups oppsing the Coalition.
What are the branches of government of Iraq?
Based on the war between the former dictator of Iraq and Allied forces led by the USA & the UK, the new government of Iraq is no longer a dictatorship run organization. The government can be described as a parliamentary type with several balance of power meant authorities. Iraq holds free elections which is a dramatic change from 10 years ago. Iraq now has an executive branch, a legislative branch and a judicial branch.
Is Scotland involved with the Iraq war?
YES. Scotland is part of the United Kindown (Britain) and so it is allied with America AND Europe and is in the Iraq war. also, The SAS is predominantly Scottish, and enters most world conflicts (Afghanistan,Bosnia etc
who was Colin Powell?
Colin Powell was the commander of the allied forces in the first Gulf War against Iraq. Later on he was Foreign Secretary in the first George W. Bush administration.
What are the current contingency operations names for Iraq and Afghanistan?
In Iraq, the current op name in "Operation New Dawn" since September 2010. "Operation Enduring Freedom" or "OEF-A" remains the op contingency name for US and allied action in Afghanistan.
In operation desert storm the ussr and many arab countries as either direct or traditional allies of iraq?
Answer 1actively fought against the Allied coalition and helped Iraq.Answer 2I am not entirely sure what the question was, but Iraq's traditional allies, who were the USSR and other Arab States abandoned Iraq in 1991 because of its clearly belligerent action in invading Kuwait. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt were very important partners in coordinating Operation Desert Storm.Answer 1 is wrong. These nations either were neutral or fought alongside the Allied coalition.
