3. What did Sadam Hussein do as it became apparent that Kuwait would be liberated?

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larisa [96]3 years ago

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Answer: He withdrew.

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Saddam Hussein quickly realized that the United States and its allies would triumph in the war. His troops had no chance against more technologically superior allies. After only four days of fighting, Hussein had to withdraw all units from Kuwait. An uprising against Saddam Hussein broke out in Iraq itself, but the uprising was brutally suppressed. In the north of the country, the Kurds have established a kind of independent province under the United States' auspices.

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