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DALL·E 2024-11-15 14.28.54 - A visually impactful slide about the Iraq War's conclusion. The left side features a historical document resembling a treaty with text titled 'Agreeme

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Battle of Baghdad (2003):
The U.S.-led coalition invaded Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein’s regime. The battle involved intense urban combat, culminating in the fall of Baghdad and the end of Saddam’s rule.

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Famous for the "Hell House"

Battle of Baghdad (2003):
The U.S.-led coalition invaded Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein’s regime. The battle involved intense urban combat, culminating in the fall of Baghdad and the end of Saddam’s rule.

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Battle of Mosul (2016–2017):
This was a critical battle against ISIS, as Iraqi forces, supported by a U.S.-led coalition, liberated the city of Mosul, which had been under ISIS control for years. It was a turning point in the fight against ISIS in Iraq.

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Collapse of the Ottoman Empire: After the end of World War I, the Ottoman Empire, of which Iraq was a part, was defeated and lost most of its territories. In 1920, through the Treaty of Sèvres, the Ottoman territories were divided among European powers.

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Collapse of the Ottoman Empire: After the end of World War I, the Ottoman Empire, of which Iraq was a part, was defeated and lost most of its territories. In 1920, through the Treaty of Sèvres, the Ottoman territories were divided among European powers.

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The Transition of Iraq: From Ottoman Rule to British Mandate

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British Mandate: Following the war, parts of the Middle East were placed under the League of Nations mandate system, controlled by Britain and France. In 1920, during the San Remo Conference, Iraq came under the British mandate, which altered its political and economic development.

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British Mandate: Following the war, parts of the Middle East were placed under the League of Nations mandate system, controlled by Britain and France. In 1920, during the San Remo Conference, Iraq came under the British mandate, which altered its political and economic development.

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The Transition of Iraq: From Ottoman Rule to British Mandate

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Iraq's history during and after World War I played a crucial role in shaping the region's map. These changes not only redrew the country's boundaries but also laid the foundation for political instability that persisted through the 20th century and continues to influence Iraq today.

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The Transition of Iraq: From Ottoman Rule to British Mandate

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Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs) Allegations

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Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs) Allegations

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Effect of War (Inflation): Wars disrupt economies, causing rising prices, currency devaluation, and supply shortages.

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Effect of War (Inflation): Wars disrupt economies, causing rising prices, currency devaluation, and supply shortages.