The Syrian position on the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait 1990-1991
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https://doi.org/10.36327/ewjh.v1i33.14746Keywords:
Invasion of Kuwait, Second Gulf War, Iraqi-Syrian relations, International sanctions on Iraq, Demarcation of the Iraqi, Kuwaiti borderAbstract
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait is one of the important events in the history of the Middle East and the world alike, despite Kuwait's standing with Iraq during the last years of the war with Iran, however, this did not prevent Iraq from requiring Kuwait to obtain more financial support after leaving the war burdened with debt The matter ended with the worsening of friendly relations between the two parties, and the invasion occurred in August 1990. This was reflected in the countries of the region, which differed in their positions, and among the most important of them was Syria, whose relations were bad with Iraq, and the latter condemned the war, so she did not hesitate to denounce the invasion and participated in the liberation wars with the coalition forces led by the United States. USA penned.
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