As the US Occupation Came to an End, More than 1 Million Deaths Were Recorded in Iraq Between 2003 and 2007.
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The horrific situation in Iraq, which the US invaded in 2003 under the pretext of chemical weapons, became even more apparent with the withdrawal of Washington's military forces from the country. While no chemical weapons belonging to the deposed leader Saddam Hussein, who was executed during the invasion, were found, over one million deaths have been reported.
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As the US invasion of Iraq, which began in 2003, came to an end, it left behind the Abu Ghraib torture chambers, civilian massacres, looting, and environmental disasters. According to one study, more than 1 million people died in the conflict between 2003 and 2007; 15,000 artifacts were stolen from the Iraqi National Museum.
A country was invaded, the regime overthrown, the state apparatus dismantled, hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives, and millions of Iraqis were displaced. The torture images from Abu Ghraib shocked the world, Al-Qaeda... Click here for more.
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