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Inspections and Sanctions, 1992–2000
- United Nations begins weapons inspections
- A Gulf War Veteran Questions the Decision to Leave Saddam Hussein in Power
- Iraq plots to assassinate President Bush
- Economic sanctions create hardships for the Iraqi people
- International community questions sanctions
- Iraq's postwar problems continue
- Weapons inspectors leave Iraq
The United Nations (UN) agreement that officially ended the 1991 Persian Gulf War required Iraq to destroy all of its biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons. In...
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- Background of the Conflict
- Saddam Hussein's Rise to Power
- Iraq Invades Kuwait
- The United States and Its Allies Prepare for War
- The Air War
- The Ground War
- Immediate Aftermath of the War
- Inspections and Sanctions, 1992–2000
- U.S. Policy Moves toward Regime Change in Iraq, 2001–02
- Operation Iraqi Freedom, March 2003
- The Fall of Baghdad, April 2003
- Building a Democratic Iraq
