Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein had been making threats against Kuwait for some time, but his actual invasion caught most of the world by surprise. Those who expected an attack, suspected the oil fields would be seized, but within hours, Iraqi troops had seized downtown Kuwait, and were headed for the Saudi border.
There are two dominant answers depending on whether a person believes in idealism or pragmatism. The idealist believes that the United States opposed the Invasion of Kuwait on the grounds that national sovereignty should be protected. The pragmatist believes that the United States opposed the Invasion of Kuwait because it threatened to derail timely oil shipments to the United States.
DS didn't change the country, it simply ejected Iraq from Kuwait.
The insurgency is becoming bolder and more persistent, but the United States has withdrawn all troops. It is currently an Iraqi domestic mess.
The UN issued sanctions and trade restrictions.
dinars.
Kuwait boring into the oil that belonged to Iraq. and Iraq thinking that it could get away with invading Kuwait which had the backing of the united states. something had to give evenly. The father started it and the son finished it of.
Democracy?
because he was stabbed in the back by the kuwait goverment when they sent complaints the U.N to drop the prices of oil, thus cutting iraqs income. this complaint brought much money to kuwait in a disgusting way, thus thus tactic was used to show people that back stabbing isnt the way to go.
Yes
a democracy .
Barham Ahmad Salih.
Oil is one of its most valuable resources
Baghdad