Why does President Bush believe that military action is the best course to restore peace and liberate Kuwait? Peaceful negotiations and sanctions have failed to produce results. Allies of the US and Kuwait have become impatient for action. Hussein has a powerful army that only the US can compete with. Kuwaiti forces have secured and stabilized the region.

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Amara

17 May, 03:26

Why does President Bush believe that military action is the best course to restore peace and liberate Kuwait? Peaceful negotiations and sanctions have failed to produce results. Allies of the US and Kuwait have become impatient for action. Hussein has a powerful army that only the US can compete with. Kuwaiti forces have secured and stabilized the region.

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Macintosh · Answer 1

a. Peaceful negotiations and sanctions have failed to produce results.

Alessandra Vincent · Answer 2

Peaceful negotiations and sanctions have failed to produce results.

Explanation:

The involvement of military action after peaceful negotiations failed, was a decisive attempt to restore peace and build the international military alliance that ousted Iraqi forces from Kuwait during the Gulf War after a 7-month occupation.