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Os dados estatísticos da Guerra do Golfo são aterradores. Alguém acredita de facto que o Iraque seja um perigo tão eminente que obrigue a uma intervenção imediata? No pós Guerra do Golfo, o Iraque ficou completamente diminuído. Vejam só estas estatísticas:

1. The United States suffered 148 killed in action, 458 wounded, 121 killed in nonhostile actions and 11 female combat deaths;

2. In June 1991 the U.S. estimated that more than 100,000 Iraqi soldiers died, 300,000 were wounded, 150,000 deserted, and 60,000 were taken prisoner. Many human rights groups claimed a much higher numbers of Iraqi killed in action;

3. "Iraq went from the fourth-largest army in the world to the second-largest army in Iraq in 100 hours" Lieutenant General Tom Kelly;

4. Of Iraq's 545,000 troops in the Kuwait Theater of Operations, about 100,000 are believed to have lost their lives. Of IRaq's 44 army divisions, 42 were found to be combat ineffective. By the end of the war, estimated losses of equipment were as followed:

Iraqi

Tanks 4,000 lost out of 4,230
Artillery 2,140 lost out of 3,110
Armored Personal Carriers 1,856 lost out of 2,870
Helicopters 7 lost out of 160
Aircraft 240 lost out of 800

Coalition

Tanks 4 lost out of 3,360
Artillery 1 lost out of 3,633
Armored Personal Carriers 9 lost out of 4,050
Helicopters 17 lost out of 1,959
Aircraft 44 lost out of 2,600

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