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No End In Sight The Iraq War

No End In Sight The Iraq War. Death Statistics. 4,427 U.S troop casualties 31,929 U.S troops wounded 9,721 Iraqi police and soldiers killed About 55,000 Iraqi insurgents killed Over 100,000 Iraqi civilians killed. War Debt.

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No End In Sight The Iraq War

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  1. No End In SightThe Iraq War

  2. Death Statistics • 4,427 U.S troop casualties • 31,929 U.S troops wounded • 9,721 Iraqi police and soldiers killed • About 55,000 Iraqi insurgents killed • Over 100,000 Iraqi civilians killed

  3. War Debt • Estimated 2 trillion dollars of war debt by the time we are done in Iraq. • Currently we are at 1.1 trillion dollars. • This number is continuously increasing.

  4. Troop Levels • February of 2010 was the first time since 2003 that American troops dropped below 100,000. • 50,000 troops pulled out in August if 2010. • The rest are expected to be withdrawn by the end of 2011 under and Iraqi-American security agreement.

  5. Iraqi Military • The Iraqi Military and Ministry of Defense was completely dissolved by the American government. • It took about 5 years to make the decision to reinstall the Iraqi military. • The Iraqi military has taken control in Iraq and American troops have been diminished, being used as stability and support.

  6. Iraqi Government • Iraq is a Parliamentary Democracy with a federal system of government. • The Iraqi National Assembly was formed, a body of 325 representatives. • A new president and Ministers were voted for and sworn in. • Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches now exist. • On October 15, 2005 a new Constitution was made. JalalTalabani. the new president of Iraq

  7. Iraqi Economy • Iraq’s economy is based largely on oil production and sales. • The economy was hurt due to the war, but the United States has been supporting Iraq with large amounts of money.

  8. Foreign Relations • After the fall of Saddam and the Ba’ath party, Iraq has taken steps towards engagement on the international stage. • Iraq currently has diplomatic representation in 54 countries around the world. • 43 countries have diplomatic representation in Iraq.

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