The behavior and political-military performance of the United States government during the imposed war

One of the most important issues in any military conflict is which countries and groups are the real parties to the war. In the imposed war, in addition to the conflicting parties, other countries have tried to upset the balance of the war in favor of their interests with their support. Meanwhile, the motivation and interests of such countries have been the main factor in the type and intensity of support and opposition. According to the obtained documents, during the imposed war, the two superpowers of the East and the West, despite all the differences, gave full support to Saddam and this help made the natural course of the war not to follow. This article explains a part of the behavior and political-military performance of the United States government during the imposed war and this behavior in the form of political actions with a descriptive-analytical method and by using the method of collecting a library of valuable available sources. military, preparedness and economy of the mentioned government.