Iraqi photography in the last century

1970, Iraq is definitely a tyrant in the Middle East. The rich oil resources make this Middle Eastern country earn a lot of money, so it also has a lot of money to buy advanced weapons. At that time, Iraq's economic and military strength was one of the best. But why can people only think of negative words such as poverty and turmoil when they talk about Iraq now? The teacher summed up three reasons. If you have different questions, you can discuss them together in the comments section.

/adaf 2 edda 3cc 7 CD 9 bde 73 f 1 1320 12 13fb 90 e 9 12b？ X-BCE-process = image/resize，m _ lfit，w _ 450，h _ 600，limit _ 1/quality，q _ 85 1。 Everyone only knows that Iraq invaded Kuwait, but they don't know why Iraq invaded Kuwait. That's because during the Iran-Iraq war, Kuwait exploited a lot of oil on the border between Kuwait and Iraq. However, Iraq cannot escape the war. After the Iran-Iraq war, it negotiated with Kuwait about Kuwait's oil exploration on the border. The conditions put forward by Iraq were rejected, and the angry Saddam Hussein occupied Kuwait. The US military's intervention in the Middle East itself is aimed at oil resources, because the United States controls a large part of Kuwait's oil. Angered the superpower America, how can Iraq have good results?

/f 6039 18 fa 0 EC 08 fab 76 c 196 f 52 ee 3d 6d 54 fbda 8 e？ X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 Secondly, I think Saddam came to power by election, but he was elected president with 100% of the votes. When American troops occupied Iraq and hanged Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi people cheered. The unarmed people can be deceived, but the hearts of the people cannot be deceived. Dictators come to no good end after all. In the Gulf War, it seems that Iraq was defeated by the United Nations forces with high-tech weapons led by the United States, but this is only part of the reason. More importantly, Iraq did not follow the United States. At the beginning of the war, many Iraqi troops were scattered. Imagine, who would want to fight for a dictator when they know they are invincible?

/09 fa 5 13d 269759 eed 43 c 6a 03 b 9 FB 43 166 c 22 df 8 e？ X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 Third, the importance of a sound democratic system to national development. When Iraq launched the Gulf War, it was already the peak of Saddam's dictatorship. Iraq's national destiny is actually in Saddam's personal hands, so many actions of the Iraqi army are to realize Saddam's personal ambitions. After the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein was safe and sound, but the Iraqi army and people paid a painful price. Saddam Hussein has been hanged, but the enlightenment left by the Gulf War and the Iraq War is still vivid.