More than a decade has passed, and have the Iraqi people regretted it?

More than ten years have passed, Iraq is still in civil war, do they regret overthrowing Saddam?

I don't think the Iraqi people regret it, because they didn't have much of an impact on the events at that time, so they don't remember it very well.

The people of Iraq have no regrets, because it is now a time of peace, and the people of Iraq are living well, there is no war, there is no turmoil, so there is no such thing as regret.

I think I will regret it a little, after all, who doesn't want to live in a calm and safe country, although there are many external factors that cannot be controlled.

Iraq was not destroyed. Iraq as a sovereign state (even in name) no country can take away its rights, but at the moment, Saddam's regime has been overthrown, and the new ** is merely a puppet, and in some sense nominally, Iraq has been occupied by the United States, or it has been eliminated.

Iraq: Iraq is located in southwest Asia, northeast of the Arabian Peninsula, with a land area of about 10,000 square kilometers (including 924 square kilometers of water and 3,522 square kilometers of Iraq and the Iraqi part of the Saudi neutral zone). It is bordered by Turkey to the north, Iran to the east, Syria and Jordan to the west, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to the south, and the Persian Gulf to the southeast.

Iraq's access to the sea is only a small stretch of the coast at the head of the Persian Gulf at the southeastern tip. The coastline is 60 km long. The width of the territorial sea is 12 nautical miles. to the southwest is part of the Arabian Plateau, sloping to the eastern plains; There are Kurdish mountains in the northeast and desert terrain in the west.

At present, Iraq is in a stage of gradual economic and people's livelihood development.

After the war, Iraq carried out economic institutional reforms and established a free market economic system. The economy is developing, and the people's living standards are gradually improving. However, Iraq's economic growth has risen and fallen, and it has not been stable, perhaps as a result of Iraq's instability since the war.

Iraq's population growth can also indicate that Chi's economy is growing. Before the war, Iraq's population grew from more than 24 million to more than 38 million. To a certain extent, this shows that the Iraqi economy is indeed developing.

The reason for the economic growth is that Iraq is rich in oil and has carried out economic reforms.

However, it should be noted that although Iraq's economy has developed rapidly in the post-war period of more than ten years, Iraq's economic development is mainly based on oil, and it is a typical nuclear resource-based country, and its economic development is very vulnerable to the rise and fall of oil prices. The homogeneous structure of the economy means that Iraq's economy will not always be stable, for example, when the country's oil prices fell sharply in 2014, Iraq's GDP and exports showed a rapid downward trend.

In general, the Iraqi people look forward to getting out of the shadow of war, creating a safe and stable social environment, and developing better and better.

Geographical location of Iraq:

Iraq, the full name of the Republic of Iraq, is located in southwest Asia, northeast of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering Iran, Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other countries, the Euphrates River and the Tigris River flow through the whole territory from northwest to southeast, southeast of the Persian Gulf, with a coastline of 60 kilometers.

It covers an area of 10,000 square kilometers, slightly smaller than Sweden and Uzbekistan, and slightly larger than Paraguay and Zimbabwe. It is a medium-sized country with the 58th largest land area in the world.

Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, is located in the middle of the Tigris River and the Euphrates River Basin, which was the capital of the Arab Empire in history, and is the economic, cultural, and transportation center of West Asia and the Middle East.

Now that the Islamic State has been basically eliminated, the economy has recovered, slightly better than the economy from 2012 to 2019, and the world ranking is much lower than that between 1960 and 1990. The security problem is slightly better than in 2012-2019, but there are still frequent incidents.

Iraq's per capita GDP has gone from dozens of times that of China to being surpassed by China. In the past, many Chinese went to Iraq to work. At present, there are basically only employees of Chinese companies in Iraq.

In 1990, Qatar's GDP was 100 million US dollars, which was less than a fraction of Iraq's, but by 2018, Qatar's GDP had reached 192 billion US dollars, which was about the same size as Iraq's GDP.

In 1990, Iran's GDP was $124.8 billion, more than $50 billion less than Iraq's, but in 2018, Iran's GDP was $454.8 billion, equivalent to twice Iraq's GDP.

In 1990, Iraq was richer than Saudi Arabia, and now it is only rationed to Saudi Arabia to carry shoes. The average number of beds per 10,000 people in hospitals is 60. All were higher than the United States at that time.

At this stage, Iraq is facing many challenges, such as overcrowding of hospitals and a shortage of medicines. Some health experts have pointed out that the raging epidemic is exacerbating the unfinished humanitarian crisis in Iraq, and the country's displaced population is doing little to prevent and control the epidemic.

At present, the densely populated Baghdad and Basra in Iraq are the hardest hit areas of the epidemic, and at the same time, the epidemic is also spreading rapidly in the northern region, and many local villages and towns were destroyed by the war on terror a few years ago, lacking the most basic medical services, becoming a blind spot for epidemic prevention and control. In the northern city of Mosul, the old city has yet to be rebuilt, with an average of one hospital bed for every 3,000 people.

According to the International Organization for Migration, nearly 1.4 million people remain displaced within Iraq. At present, a number of resettlement camps in the country have reported confirmed cases. Most camps even have drinking water restrictions**, making frequent handwashing and social distancing almost elusive.

Gul Badshah, the representative of the non-** organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Iraq, said that displaced people are the most vulnerable group in Iraq in the face of the new crown epidemic.

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, Iraq has restored or established diplomatic relations with nearly 80 countries and resumed its activities in regional and international organizations such as the League of Arab States, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, United Nations agencies, the International Monetary Organization, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, and others.

Iraq's contribution to the world since its overseas wars is as follows: Iraq is nothing without Saddam Hussein, and it is a living education for all countries in the world; The second training ground and the first test site, real swords, real guns, real soldiers, real ammunition, Iraqi military training is really good; Third, not all countries will be good for Iraq, and saying it and doing it well are really two different concepts.

Take a look at the "Couples" program, a Chinese couple has been there personally. To quote a local inside, if he could do it all over again, he wouldn't have taken to the streets to overthrow Saddam Hussein more than 10 years ago. What is now left of the Iraqi people is remorse and war.

Iraq is simply not comparable to the pre-war period, Iraq is an oil country, once every family had a car, and there were many free social benefits. A large number of areas are still in turmoil.

The United States and other Western ** propaganda that there are all kinds of progress now, I think it is quite shameful.

From 2003 to 2017, Iraq's population life expectancy, population, GDP, per capita national income, school enrolment rate, and carbon dioxide emissions have all increased significantly, and the poverty rate has continued to decline.

Today, the Iraqi people have not been able to solve even the more basic problems of survival, not to mention the most basic problems of food and clothing.

In fact, more and more Iraqi people have begun to miss Saddam Hussein, and even think that Saddam Hussein is a very good national leader. Iraq War.

Since then, the United States has been stationed in Iraq for a long time, but the civil war in Iraq has not been interrupted since. Today, the state of development in Iraq is even worse.

In particular, the number of unemployed people has been increasing dramatically, which has also brought great trouble to Iraq's social security problems. Of course, even without the unemployed, Iraq will not be calm, given the large number of civilian armed groups that are always on the move.

After all, it was they who welcomed the US troops into Iraq at the beginning, but it was easier to invite God than to send God, and now it is almost impossible to drive these US troops out of Iraq.