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It was a conflict between Iraq against 34 nations -U.S.A amongs them, of course-
CAUSES:
*A direct response to the Kuwait invasion, which happened in 1990, and it was made by the Iraqi regime.
*U.S.A's government (and many other countries, to say the least) didn't tolerate the invasion, which led them directly to Kuwait's side.
CONSEQUENCES:
*The over-hoped liberation of Kuwait by the entire world.
*The contamination of the Persian Gulf -
It had too many countries involved as well, although there weren't that many as in the previous case.
CAUSES:
*A somewhat multiethnic composition of the first kingdom of Yugoslavia.
*Both political and demographic supremacy of the serbs.
CONSEQUENCES:
*A massive desorganization and instability in the nation.
*The total dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of... guess it! Yugoslav -
It was a war, as you may've guessed, between U.S.A and Somalia.
CAUSES:
*A dissaster in Somalia, in almost any aspect imaginable, which was boosted by the exxagerated collapse of Civil Order
*Many agreements between the countries, just as the food distribution agreements, were totally worthless when the resources had to be shipped acroos the both.
CONSEQUENCES:
*Out of all the people involved, there are 100,000 people that were saved by external help.
*Over 60 armycraft operated in Somalia. -
Haiti was the main character of this chapter, as well as U.S.A, of course.
CAUSES:
*The restored democracy as a result of eliminating the "Facto military Regime"
*The overthrow of Jean-Bertrand Aristide by the disgruntled elements of the army
CONSEQUENCES:
*The democratic government was finally restored in Haiti
*U.S.A transferred peacekeeping responsabilities to the UN. -
Iraq is famous for being kind of crazy, which is the main reason why you've seen it more than once in this time line.
CAUSES:
*Saddam Hussein regime collaborated with terrorism. Yes, you read right.
*Charge of possession of weapons of mass destruction, with the capability of destruying whole cities.
CONSEQUENCES:
*The reorganization of the Iraqi army, as well as its police
*An overthrow of the Baathist government of Saddam Hussein -
The main countries were U.S.A (duh) and Afghanistan.
CAUSES:
*A Fight between the factions of the Mujahideen, which was a fight made for the desire of the control over a country mired in anarchy.
*Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda organization began using the Taliban-controlled country, and gave it the function of a Base of operations
CONSEQUENCES:
*The inevitable fall of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
*Destruction of all Al Qaeda camps. -
U.S.A and the Islamic state. Yikes.
CAUSES:
*The rise of the islamic state, which made it feel invincible and ambitious.
*The Islamic State group, along with Sunni militants and anti-government tribes, launched an offensive against the different armies of Iraq and Syria
CONSEQUENCES:
*The overall winning against the Islamic State around the world, such as Iraq, Sirya, Lebanon and Libya
*The leader of the Islamic State, Iraq and the Levant, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was killed.
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