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2 June, 05:54

Which argument did the U. S. make for invading Iraq in 2003?

The U. S. had always followed a policy of preempitve warfare

Saddam Hussein had allied with and supported Al-Qaeda

Iraq had attacked the U. S. on 9/11

Reports indicated that Iraq was stockpiling weapons of mass destruction

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