During the Iraq War, which began in 2003, it is estimated that approximately 29,199 tons of bombs were dropped by U.S. and coalition forces. This figure includes various types of munitions used in different phases of the conflict. The scale of bombing was significant, particularly in the initial invasion phase, and had a profound impact on the country’s infrastructure and civilian population.
neuclea bombs
No, the only nuclear weapons ever used in combat were the two used in 1945 on Japan to end WW2.
most of them fleed Iraq from1980 to to present
Mesopotomia.
Mesopotamia
There were bombs in that country but not as much as in Iraq because that country did not offer buildings and the such. That would be spending money killing mud.
None. Nuclear weapons have not been, nor are likely to, authorized for use.
The United States have bombed Iraq but in stategic points with small "bunker busting" bombs and have not dropped a WMD(Weapon of Mass Destruction) on Iraq. The main purpose for these bombings have been to kill high value targets. There have not been any major bombing operations on Iraq yet.
Oil production in Iraq dropped
bombs
neuclea bombs
Oil production in Iraq dropped
The city is BAGHDAD. According to The Pentagon Resourses ,the number s of Bombs dropped on Iraq were about 500,000 clustered bombs. With its population ( IRAQ)of around 26 million people, the US has dropped a one TON bomb for every 52 Iraqi citizens ... that equates to roughly 40 pounds of explosives for each and every Iraqi citizen ... seems like we should have been able to kill off pretty much all Iraqis by now.The total number of bombs dropped in 1991 was 427000, versus only 78,000 in 2003. Total is nearly 500000.00.
Oil production in Iraq dropped
no
Most if the deaths in Iraq were caused by bombs,vehicle carshes and explosions
Iraq parked their planes near the ziggurat believing that no one would risk damaging the structure in order to destroy the planes. Bombs were still dropped and they caused large craters nearby. They were also damaged by stray machine gun fire.