The United States invaded Iraq in the world, was Iraq destroyed by the United States?

Whoever has the biggest fist has always made the right decision. Is there a difference between the former guerrillas and the current Iraqi or Afghan people's bullets?

It controlled the Gulf, mastered oil prices, created a "subprime mortgage crisis", and hit the economies of other countries. Let the value of the renminbi increase, which is not good for our country.

IraqNo country was destroyed. Iraq, as a sovereign state (even in name) no country can deprive it of its rights but currently, Saddam.

The regime has been overthrown, and the new ** is just a puppet, and in some sense the name 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, and Syria to the west.

Jordan, bordered by Saudi Arabia to the south.

Kuwait is bordered by 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.

Because the strength of the United States at that time was absolutely powerful, many countries did not dare to offend the United States, and they were also afraid of being sanctioned by the United States.

Because the United States is the largest country in the world, its military power is too strong, and it is difficult for other countries to confront the United States.

The first time the United States fought Iraq was because he swallowed Kuwait, and the United States used this reason to fight the first Persian Gulf War; After winning, Saddam Hussein signed many treaties, one of which was that there could be no "mass destruction"**, including chemical**. The reason for the Second Persian Gulf War was that Lao Sa hid the chemical **, and beat him again, and then it seems that he never found out that he hid that thing, but it doesn't matter anymore, the important thing is Lao Sa**.

Iraq has a lot of oil, for the sake of profit.

For the sake of oil, certainly the aggressor.

For the sake of oil, the United States is the aggressor.

In the vernacular, in order to rob them of oil.