United States v. Iraq

United States v. Iraq refers to legal actions taken by the United States against Iraq, particularly related to the invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and subsequent conflicts. The U.S. sought to enforce international law and protect allies, leading to military intervention. The case involved questions of sovereignty, the use of force, and compliance with United Nations resolutions. It highlighted the balance between national interests and international norms, shaping U.S. foreign policy and the legal framework governing state behavior in conflicts and invasions. The case represents broader themes of accountability and the rule of law in global affairs.