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IraqUS-Iraq Relations: Agreements Signed and Historical Context of Wars
Iraq and the US have signed 48 agreements, many in the oil sector, while historical perspectives on past US interventions in Iraq, including the 2003 invasion, continue to be debated.
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US-Iraq Relations: Agreements Signed and Historical Context of Wars
First report 15h agoLast update 9h agoMany criticize past US interventions in Iraq, viewing them as based on lies, poorly planned, and ultimately detrimental, causing immense suffering and failing to achieve stated goals.
Concerns are raised about the consequences of Iraq's post-Saddam democracy, specifically the rise of pro-Iranian parties in governing coalitions.
Some argue that the removal of Saddam Hussein was a positive outcome of the Iraq War, outweighing its negative aspects.
The signing of 48 agreements between Iraq and the US, particularly in the oil sector, is seen as a positive development for bilateral relations and economic cooperation.
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