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Deep Dive: Losing Iraq (2014)

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Losing Iraq
Losing Iraq examines the U.S. involvement in Iraq from the 2003 invasion to ongoing turmoil. It features interviews with key policymakers and military leaders, providing a critical analysis of the decisions made during the invasion and their consequences. The documentary illustrates how Iraq is facing increasing violence and instability, leading to questions about the future of the country and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. The film presents a narrative that emphasizes the chaotic situation in Iraq and how the U.S. is being drawn back into the conflict. It discusses the fallout from the invasion and critiques the U.S. approach, raising important issues regarding the effectiveness of past strategies and the current state of affairs in Iraq.

Why Watch

  • •See John Burns discuss U.S. military decisions.
  • •Find out about Iraq's ongoing instability.
  • •Meet military leaders reflecting on the invasion.

Did You Know

•The documentary was released in 2014.
•The film has a duration of 84 minutes.
•Michael Kirk directed Losing Iraq.
•Key figures interviewed include John Burns and Rajiv Chandrasekaran.

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U.S. foreign policyMiddle East conflictsMilitary history