Why We Should Condemn Iraq For The Invasion Of Iraq

In the life of a nation, we're called upon to define who we are and what we believe. Diplomacy must endure, and attempts at starting an unjustified war must be condemned. However, me must refrain from waging wars that are unnecessary for a nation's growth. The acquisition of territory by force is unacceptable. No one, either friend or foe, should doubt our desire for peace. In this era, where the vision of a country can be tainted and subdued by weapons of mass destruction, we mustn’t fall victim to the axis of evil. The United Nations had passed resolution 678, which demanded Iraqi troops to withdraw their troops from Kuwait. With no progress in sight, the US lead coalition helped with the liberation of Kuwait using any means necessary under Interpol war law. As an international community, we must condemn Iraq for invading Kuwait without any reasonable claims; yet give the opportunity for them to withdraw all forces. …show more content…
Months ago, Saddam Hussein promised his friends he would not invade Kuwait. Now, Iraq does not have any intention to leave. At twice we have seen what his promises mean. His promises mean nothing. The US, along with UK’s Prime Minister Thatcher and NATO Secretary General Woerner, agree that Iraq cannot be allowed to benefit from its invasion of Kuwait. Assuming that Iraq would not strike again would be unwise and unrealistic, seeing the history of aggression that has plagued the Hussein regime. Let us be clear, the sovereignty of Kuwait, along with Saudi Arabia and bordering nations shall not be infringed. And it is to our best interest to aid our allies, in hardships, such as