1990–1991
In August 1990, Iraqi forces under Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, triggering global condemnation.
A U.S.-led coalition, authorized by the United Nations, swiftly mobilized to liberate Kuwait.
Operation Desert Storm showcased advanced technology: precision bombing, satellite surveillance, and rapid armored maneuvers.
The conflict was brief but intense, demonstrating the changing face of modern warfare.
Coalition forces achieved a decisive victory, restoring Kuwait's sovereignty.
The Gulf War underscored the post-Cold War era's complexities—regional conflicts with global stakes.