The United States has been attacking Iraq for several years, months, and days

On January 17, 1991, the US-led multinational force launched a local war against Iraq under the authorization of the United Nations to restore the territorial integrity of Kuwait. On February 28, Iraq was defeated and its withdrawal from Kuwait was announced.

On March 20, 2003, the United States began the war against Saddam, the so-called Iraq War, and on April 9, the United States occupied Baghdad, and Saddam's regime was overthrown, and on May 1, the war ended. The US military has been in Iraq for eight years, just as the Chinese People's Volunteers were in Korea in 1950, China entered Korea to carry out the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and in 1958, all troops were withdrawn from North Korea, establishing the Sino-Korean alliance. In 2003, the United States entered Iraq to carry out the War of Resistance against Sargola and Aid Iraq, and in 2011, it withdrew from Iraq to establish the US-Iran alliance.

Note: Since China has completely withdrawn its troops from North Korea, the relationship between China and North Korea is one between sovereign states, and the same is true for the relationship between the United States and Iraq.

The first was the Gulf War on January 17, 1991 On February 28, the US-led multinational coalition waged a local war against Iraq to restore Kuwait's territorial integrity under the authorization of the United Nations Security Council.

2 Military action against Iraq on 20 March 2003 by the United States-led multinational force, without authorization from the United Nations, on the pretext that Iraq possesses mass destruction** It took seven years and five months for the United States to invade Iraq on 20 March 2003 and to withdraw all combat forces in August 2010.

The year 2003 was the year of the fight against Iraq.

On March 20, 2003, the United States unilaterally launched a military attack on Iraq on the grounds that Iraq possessed mass destruction** and secretly supported it. Because it is a continuation of the Gulf War, it is also known as the Second Gulf War.

After more than seven years until the withdrawal of US combat troops from Iraq in August 2010, the US side finally failed to find mass destruction**, but ended the war on the grounds that the documents and witnesses that Saddam's regime had already destroyed. On December 18, 2011, all U.S. troops withdrew.

Impact of the Iraq War:

As the smoke of the Iraq war gradually dissipated, the United States' goal of "overthrowing Iraq" seemed to have been achieved, but the United States soon discovered that they might be dragged into a protracted guerrilla war.

From the time Bush announced the end of the large-scale military operation in Iraq to the present, the situation in Iraq has not stabilized as expected, but has become more and more chaotic. The increasingly complex war situation and huge military spending have gradually made the United States feel powerless, and it has also cast a shadow of uncertainty over the global economy.

The first was the Gulf War in '91, which was triggered by Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, and the US-led multinational forces attacked Iraq under the authority of the United Nations (January 17, 1991, February 28, 1991), and the second was on March 20, 2003, and the US justification was that Iraq was massive** and that the real purpose was oil.

In March 2003, the United States launched an attack on Iraq.

In what year did the United States attack Iraq, and did it allow it through the United Nations?

Hello, the March 2003 war in Iraq was launched by the United States in the name of anti-terrorist annihilation. In the aftermath of 911, Americans stood on the moral high ground of counterterrorism. The United States has drawn a line in support of the United States' counter-terrorism and opposition to the United States' counter-terrorism, and has put relevant countries on the side.

Finally, the United States claims that 49 countries support him in waging a war on terror against Iraq. Since the United States has no conclusive evidence of Iraq's support for terrorism and possession of chemical power, France, Russia, and China, among the permanent members of the UN Security Council, are all opposed to war against a sovereign state. So the United States cannot get a mandate from the United Nations.

Under these circumstances, in order to completely eliminate the hidden danger of Saddam's regime, the United States has sought legitimacy for the war through another way: seeking international consensus. The United States claims that it has the support of 49 countries for starting the Iraq war.

So without the authorization of the United Nations, the United States still started the war and overthrew the Saddam regime. The United States, as a superpower, has the ability to go to war around the United Nations. However, his actions seriously violated international law and were opposed and condemned by many countries, including the UN Secretary-General, but condemnation was condemnation, and he was not punished in the end.

It took 37 days to start on March 20, 2003.

Beginning on March 20, 2003 (5:30 a.m. Iraqi time), the US-British coalition launched a large-scale air and ground offensive against Iraq, codenamed Operation "Decapitation" and "Shock".

On 8 April 2003, U.S. forces advanced to Baghdad from both the north and the south and seized the Rashid military airfield southeast of Baghdad. American tanks marched into Baghdad and captured the city of Saddam.

On April 15, 2003, the U.S. military announced that the main military operations of the Iraq War had ended and that the coalition forces "had taken control of all of Iraq."

Bush announced a formal war against Iraq, and the United States launched an attack on Iraq at around 7:35 a.m. on March 20, 2003.

Further information: The Iraq War was a military operation launched against Iraq on March 20, 2003 by a joint force dominated by British and American troops. Because it is a continuation of the Gulf War, it is also known as the Second Gulf War.

It took more than seven years until August 2010, when the US combat units withdrew from Hyo Volak, and the US side finally did not find the so-called mass destruction**, but found documents and witnesses that Saddam's regime had long since destroyed. On December 18, 2011, all U.S. troops withdrew.