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1. Iraq-Iran War
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2. Background
 War arose when Iraq attacked Iran
 Concurrent attack via space and on land into Iranian kingdom
on 22 September 1980.
 Result of a long history of boundary disagreements and qualms
of Shia revolution amongst Iraq's long-repressed Shia majority
 Long-term effects of Iranian Revolution
 Continued for nearly eight years
 Over a million murdered, a million injured on both sides
 Global fears over effects on oil production since both countries
are key producers
 Ended with a United Nations-bargained cessation of hostilities,
based on Security Council Resolution 598
 Took many weeks for Iranian military to relinquish Iraqi land
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3. Iranian revolution as a cause
 Separatist, Shi'a Islamist response to regime of Shah
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
 Shah Reza an irreligious but despotic pro-Western
leader
 Resulted in formation of many diverse groups,
including Communist Tudeh Party and the irreligious
separatist National Front.
 Saddam Hussein exploited “malady” in Iranian Revolt
and its disapproval with Western administrations
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4. Iranian revolution as a cause
 Hussein installed himself as new robust leader in
Middle East
 Also desired to enlarge Iraq's territory in Persian Gulf
by obtaining regions that Iraq had sued earlier from
Iran, throughout the Shah's reign
 Iranian military able to push Iraqi militia back into
Iraq
 Khomeini declined truce with Iraq, necessitating huge
compensation expenditure, an expiration of Saddam's
reign.
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5. Other factors
 Shah Oversaw a drive against United States of
America’s participation in Iran.
 Government announced Iran would not attend to
American welfare in Persian Gulf
 Also suspend all martial treaties signed with the
United States.
 Khomeini worried United States would intervene in
Iran
 Apprehensive over a repeat of restoration of the shah
to power in 1953.
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6. Other factors
 Concerns over interior security and regional borders.
 Anxiety over interior security from the assorted mix of both
republics.
 Iraq's ethnic mainstream Arab
 Iran's cultural structure multifaceted: comprises Persians,
Kurds, the Baluchis, and the Turkmans, in addition to other
Turkic clusters
 Philological variances and national ambitions among
different ethnicities
 Constant apprehensions over safety across boundaries;
chronicle of attacks and counter-incursions
 Mistrust, animosity among ethnicities
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7. War
 Featured land and on-air attacks on both sides
 Use of chemical weapons by Iraq’s Saddam against
Iranian population, troops
 Heavy effects on oil production, supplies worldwide
 Heavy losses of life, property on both sides
 Nearly eight years of conflict
 August 1988: ceasefire, direct talks brokered by U.N.
Secretary General
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