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The 77 pages that link to Iraq War, each with the reason it gives.

• Christiane AmanpourRelated: Amanpour reported on the invasion and its aftermath for CNN.

• FallujahNarrower topic: The war brought Fallujah to international attention as a major site of combat.

• First Battle of FallujahNarrower topic: The battle became a defining episode in the war’s insurgency phase.

• Second Battle of FallujahNarrower topic: The battle was a major campaign within the wider war.

• 2000sBroader topic: Its disputed rationale and violent aftermath divided governments and publics.

• David PetraeusRelated: Petraeus commanded coalition forces in Iraq during the 2007 troop surge.

• George WillRelated: Will’s opposition to the war marked a consequential break with many conservative advocates of intervention.

• History of IraqBroader topic: The invasion toppled Saddam Hussein’s government and reshaped the modern Iraqi state.

• Al Jazeera ArabicRelated: Its reporting from the conflict drew attention and criticism from governments involved.

• Post–Cold War eraBroader topic: It tested claims that military intervention could remake states and regional politics.

• The ChicksRelated: The group’s public controversy unfolded amid opposition to the war.

• Al-Faw PeninsulaRelated: The war renewed attention to securing southern Iraqi ports and waterways near Al-Faw.

• AmarahRelated: British forces operated in Amarah during the occupation, and the city saw armed clashes.

• Az ZubayrRelated: The war and its aftermath affected security and daily life across Basra Governorate.

• BaqubahNarrower topic: Baqubah became a major site of fighting during the war.

• Charles KrauthammerRelated: Krauthammer supported the invasion, making the war a consequential test of his foreign-policy arguments.

• Culture of IraqRelated: War and instability damaged heritage sites and altered the conditions of cultural expression.

• Democracy Now!Broader topic: Its reporting offered sustained coverage of a war that received limited dissenting voices in some major outlets.

• Erik PrinceRelated: U.S. operations in Iraq generated major security contracts for Blackwater.

• Glenda JacksonRelated: Jackson resigned from her junior ministerial post in protest against the planned invasion.

• Iran–Saudi Arabia proxy warBroader topic: The post-invasion order opened space for Iranian influence and Saudi concern.

• Israeli strikes on IranCompared with: The debate over attacking alleged weapons threats echoes arguments made before the Iraq invasion.

• M1 AbramsRelated: Abrams tanks featured prominently in the invasion and subsequent operations in Iraq.

• Muntadhar al-ZaidiRelated: Al-Zaidi’s protest was widely interpreted as expressing anger over the war and occupation.

• Pete HegsethRelated: Hegseth served in Iraq as an Army National Guard officer.

• RamadiRelated: Ramadi became a major site of insurgency and counterinsurgency.

• Robert FiskRelated: Fisk reported from Iraq during the invasion and the violence that followed.