Why did the U.S. support Iraq in the Iran-Iraq War?

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Answer: for comprehensive economic sanctions against Iraq, including an oil embargo and severe limitations on the export of dual-use technology.

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In response to further Iraqi chemical attacks on Kurdish civilians after the August 1988 ceasefire with Iran, U.S. senators Claiborne Pell and Jesse Helms called for comprehensive economic sanctions against Iraq, including an oil embargo and severe limitations on the export of dual-use technology.

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The U.S. wanted Iraq to overthrow Iran's revolutionary government.

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