Look for arguments to prove that it was necessary to wage war in Iraq.

1. Iraq is a dictatorial country.

2. Energy issues.

3. The means of overthrowing the regime.

4. War must have bearers.

5. Post-war situation. ok

Iraq is at fault.

The United States and Britain also have their own faults.

He's all at fault.

So he's not a good thing.

It's better to be in China.

From the Chinese point of view.

The necessity is as follows: Fighting Iraq can make Middle Eastern countries hate the United States and be pro-China, but we can now see that Middle Eastern countries have a sense of friendship with China and hate the United States very much, and this has played a great role in enhancing China's international prestige.

In today's informationization, no matter which country, the armed forces have a great transformation from mechanization to informationization, and it is necessary to fight an informationized war, so that all countries in the world can learn and improve their combat capabilities as first-hand information.

First Iraq War:

The United States hopes for a repeat of the 1991 Gulf War, but the current economic situation in the United States dictates that its calculations may fail. After a long period of growth in the 90s of the last century, the United States has entered an era of excess production capacity, and the problems of low consumption and deflation that exist are difficult to solve in the short term. This is also doomed that the current war action of the United States will not repeat the triumphant song of the Gulf War, and the result can only be to hurt others and harm itself.

The war in Iraq has entered its 15th day, but there is no sense of a "quick fix". On the contrary, as George W. Bush said, "this will be a more difficult and protracted war than we expected." It is said that the marines of the US-British coalition are advancing towards Baghdad step by step, but it seems to us that the United States is moving further and further away from its intended war goals.

Judging by the current indications, the United States' calculation of striking at the euro and defending its hegemony in the world economy is likely to fail, and the war for Iraq will be a war without a winner.

Personally, I think that there are some big consortia and institutions in the United States that have spent their time on this issue to promote this war, because they are fighting against terrorism and eliminating terrorism, and finally they can get a series of projects such as oil development or reconstruction facilities to seek benefits after the war, which may be the most critical problem in the war between the United States and Iraq!

Saddam Hussein stole the Bush family's pressure cooker.

As a result of the war, Iraq's infrastructure has been damaged or paralyzed. Post-war economic reconstruction was also difficult to carry out due to the ongoing turmoil. At present, a large amount of infrastructure, including water and electricity systems, has not been fully restored, and problems such as unemployment, high prices, and poverty have seriously plagued the Iraqi people.

Owing to aging facilities, outdated technology and frequent attacks on pipelines, oil production, the backbone of Iraq's economy, has not yet returned to pre-war levels. At present, Iran's oil exports are only 2 million barrels per day. 1 1 According to official data, the unemployment rate in Iraq is currently 28, and about 23 of the country's 30.7 million people live below the poverty line.

Local experts believe the unemployment rate could be as high as 50 and the number of poor people could reach 10 million. Deteriorating Security Situation Over the past seven years or so, there have been various violent incidents in Iraq, such as sectarian conflicts, terrorist attacks, and clashes between anti-US forces and US troops. Wave after wave of attacks, kidnappings, assassinations and factional fighting have continued to deteriorate the security situation in Iraq.

At the beginning of this year, there was a marked increase in attacks in various parts of Iraq, with 352 people killed in various attacks in February alone. In July, 535 people were killed in violent attacks across the country. With the withdrawal of all US combat units by the end of August, a new round of violent activities and terrorist attacks has resumed, and on August 25 alone, 14 incidents occurred in nine provinces in Iraq, resulting in more than 300 people.

The Iraq war and the ongoing unrest have not only caused large numbers of civilians**, but also displaced tens of thousands of Iraqis**. The deterioration of the living environment, the severe shortage of daily necessities, water and electricity, and the severe lack of sanitation facilities have caused Iraqis to face an unprecedented existential crisis. Iraq now has 4.8 million refugees, of which more than 2 million are concentrated in neighbouring Syria and Jordan.

The economy and environment have been severely damaged, and a large number of Iraqis have lost their jobs or even become homeless; A significant number of people have been disabled or lost loved ones in the war, and have suffered severe physical and mental damage. In general, Iraqis will live in the shadow of war and the threat of terrorist attacks for a considerable period of time, and Iraq is currently heavily indebted and has basically no future.

It will bring disaster and suffering to the people and cause economic losses.

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