THE IMPACT SANCTION ON IRAQ

Abstract

The paper discusses the Gulf War and its economic repercussions, among other things, the article addresses the disastrous effects of the UN Security Council embargo on Iraq. It draws attention to Iraq's strained resources, heightened susceptibility to outside forces, and long-term impacts of the conflict. The study delves into the intricate mechanisms that contribute to Iraq's economic woes as well as the sanctions imposed by the international community. Main Results: The extensive embargo imposed on Iraq by the UN Security Council had disastrous effects on the country's population and economy. The main causes of Iraq's current situation were determined to be the severity and arbitrary character of the sanctions system. The Gulf War that followed Iraq's invasion of Kuwait resulted in heightened international isolation and a tightening of the sanctions system. The Sanctions Committee also arranged for Iraq to receive financial assistance every six months to cover the cost of importing food, medical supplies, and other necessities for humanitarian relief.