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    Haltung der europäischen Nationen zum Irak-Krieg.

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    1. No_Reception_2626 on

      Tony Blair probably would be considered one of the UK’s best PMs had he not done this. This ruined his reputation irreparably.

    2. O5KAR on

      Spain did not just supported it „politically“ but with military until it was terrorized to not do it.

      [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Madrid_train_bombings](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Madrid_train_bombings)

      At that time nobody could predict the consequences, and unfortunately nobody thought about what to do after the war, but lets not forget what kind of a monster was Saddam and his followers.

    5. ventus1b on

      It doesn’t say *which* Iraq war, but: Joschka Fischer „Excuse me, I am not convinced.“

    6. Skotzman1969 on

      Probobly because most people realized it was just a reason to take Iraqi oil. There was no WMD and never was. Just an excuse to flex ridiculous military might against a tin pot dictator because Bush was impotent in getting revenge for 911.

    8. Stoic_cave on

      WMD myth killed 100s of thousands of, just to settle old scores and Tony Blair got made. Vile, and the uk wmd inspector mysteriously found dead through a suspicious suicide. Doctor Kelly was his name.

    9. Confused_Squirrel_17 on

      To be fair, Sweden and Finland were still neutral at that time. Austria still is, per constitution.

    10. Reasonable_Fold6492 on

      Ironically the iraq war helped iran expand more influence in the middle east. I wondered what would happened had iraq war never happened?

    17. Assyrian_Nation on

      A lot of the Eastern European countries supported it to show their support for the west and America after the fall of communism.

    19. Ok_Conversation6278 on

      Durão Barroso, Portugals prime minister at the time got rewarded with the european comission. Truly ghouls…

    20. Wawrzyniec_ on

      There was nothing to „refuse“ by Austria.

      Austria has never been in an alliance with the USA.

    21. No-Significance5659 on

      The Spanish population did not support the war. The protests were massive and frequent, 90% of the population was against it and I’m not exaggerating.

    22. PeaOk5697 on

      Someone correct me if i’m wrong, but isn’t this the war that was started by a lie, saying they had weapons of mass destruction?

    23. -LeftHookChristian- on

      Which again: Was an war of aggression, an invasion, and as such a crime against humanity.

    30. Happinessisawarmbunn on

      A lot of anti-Polish posts in this sub, getting sad. There were other countries that sent yet that isnt being presented! Yes 2,000 troops were sent (equals less that 1%). I would love to see if anyone here understands why!!

    33. Cultural-Chicken-974 on

      The map shows the actual invasion phase in March 2003. Only the UK and Poland sent troops at that stage; the rest of the countries either declared support or stayed out. Once Baghdad fell, the countries that had supported the invasion sent forces for peacekeeping. Some got involved in fighting, while others mainly did special operations.

    37. Toruviel_ on

      (Poland): I GET IT BECAUSE I LIKED IT AND I LOVED IT I’am itching to do it again and you think what you think

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