The 2003 Iraq War: Operations, Causes, and Consequences

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Exploring the complex motivations behind the Iraq War, this book delves into the overt and covert reasons for the U.S. invasion in March 2003, aimed at dismantling Saddam Hussein's Baath Party. It examines the war's brutal events, leading to the Iraqi army's defeat and Hussein's execution, alongside the significant human and financial costs. Additionally, the narrative addresses the war's aftermath, analyzing its profound impacts on Iraq's political, economic, social, and humanitarian landscapes.