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August 12, 1990

Saddam Hussein speech about the Gulf War and his attack on Kuwait in 1990

Official speech in connection with his attack on Kuwait, including information on political issues that emerged from the Gulf War. The speech contains Saddam's accusation of American betrayal and being biased towards Israel politically, including his suggestions for the withdrawal of Iraqi forces from Kuwait, which was requested by the international community. The speech also includes information on the relationship between the Arab countries and the coalition forces.

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Conflict Records Research Center, National Defense University, SH‐PDWN-D-000-457. Contributed by Steve Coll.

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2024-11-13

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301128