Gulf War re-cap

Why did a coalition of over 30 nations find it was necessary to go to war to help Kuwait after it was invaded by Iraq? How did the Coalition defeat the Iraqis’? And why did they leave thousands of Kurds and Iraqi Shi’ites to face Saddam Hussein? The Gulf War was sparked by Saddam’s violent tendencies, the dispute over borders, and finally most importantly oil. When Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990 the world had seen enough, the NATO nations formed a coalition with other countries and declared war on Iraq. One key piece of this collation was Iraqi Shi’ites and Kurds who had been fighting Saddam’s oppressive reign for years, however when the war ended they were left to face Saddam alone without the promised US help. Together these groups fought in the Middle East until 1991 trying to liberate the nation of Kuwait and rid the region of Saddam’s terror.

Since the invasion of Kuwait caught the world by surprise, the question in everybody’s mind was – What were the reasons for the invasion? The first reason was Saddam Hussein, Saddam had

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