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babunello [35]
2 years ago
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On the whole, the United States is gradually losing its control and leadership over the affairs of the Middle East, and there is

a trend of marginalization and speculative strategy, which will lead the Middle East, the powder keg of World Geopolitics, into a weak equilibrium composed of six plates.
Physics
1 answer:
Goshia [24]2 years ago
8 0

It should be recalled that the US interfered because it opposed the Gulf War coalition of countries is the reason of middle east loose the control.

<h3>Why did U.S. fight Gulf War?</h3>

The invaded of  Iraq in  Kuwait to gain the more dominance in the field of oil supply. The US and the UN Security Council requested that Iraqi ruler Saddam Hussein remove Iraqi forces from Kuwait in retaliation, but Hussein refused.

Thus, it is because US interfered because it opposed the Gulf War

For more details about U.S. fight Gulf War, click here:

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