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In 2003 Ba'athist party dictator Saddam Hussein, accused of hiding weapons of mass destruction, was removed from power by a US-led coalition of forces.  Saddam had effectively stopped previous attempts at enforcement of UN resolutions by essentially bribing several Seucrity Council members, namely the Russian Federation and France through the corrupt [[Oil for Food]] program managed by UN General Secretary [[Kofi Anan]]'s son.  After two years in interrogation, Saddam was hanged by the new Iraqi regime. Iraq is currently plagued by terrorism and considered by some to be heading towards civil war.

In 2003 Ba'athist party dictator Saddam Hussein, accused of hiding weapons of mass destruction, was removed from power by a US-led coalition of forces.  Saddam had effectively stopped previous attempts at enforcement of UN resolutions by essentially bribing several Seucrity Council members, namely the Russian Federation and France through the corrupt [[Oil for Food]] program managed by UN General Secretary [[Kofi Anan]]'s son.  After two years in interrogation, Saddam was hanged by the new Iraqi regime. Iraq is currently plagued by terrorism and considered by some to be heading towards civil war.

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