Question

at the end of the persian gulf war, what did iraq agree to do? select two answers. eliminate any long - range missiles it possessed remove president saddam hussein from power recognize kuwaits right to exist independently protect saudi arabia from attacks on its oil supply help restore kuwaits economy to its prewar state

Explanation:

After the Persian Gulf War, the cease-fire agreements required Iraq to disarm its weapons of mass destruction, including long-range missiles, and formally recognize Kuwait's sovereignty and independent existence. Removing Saddam Hussein, protecting Saudi Arabia's oil supply, and restoring Kuwait's economy were not terms Iraq agreed to at the end of the war.

Answer:

A. eliminate any long-range missiles it possessed
C. recognize Kuwait's right to exist independently