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Opposing Views

Shiites-


Saddam: Shiite party (Dawa) against Saddam, wanted to suppress Shiite


Ayatollah: 14 years Exiled in Iraq, helped Shiite and Dawa party


Oil-


Saddam: Wanted to control oil


Ayatollah: Nationalised oil


Ayatollah called overthrowing of Saddam's Ba-athist regime in Iraq

- 20 party members assassinated by Shiite Muslims (April 1980)


- Attacks and uprisings against government (supported by Iran)

Iraq wanted full control of Shatt Al-Arab Waterway

- Both countries relied on oil exports


- Iran had larger access to Persian Gulf (more oil)


- In Algeres agreement- Iraq gave Iran access to waterway


- Iraq wanted to push back Iran- take control of waterway


- Secure oil exports

Iraq not protected for war in September 1980

- Army Purged from Shah


- Weak militarily


Economy suffered:


- Western countries boycotted Iranian trade due to hostage situation