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Jeremy bowen looks at the lasting impact of the iraq war, two decades on. the invasion was a catastrophe for iraqis. the scars it left are still raw in iraq and across the middle east. the lights are on again, though they need private generators to keep them going. this country feels safer this year, though iraqis live with the dangers directly linked to the invasion exactly 20 years ago. explosions. the americans called it shock and awe. it was going to make the middle east safe and democratic....

We were all raped. they were killing people before our eyes. when it happened, the occupation was over. iraqis were killing iraqis. but it was the security vacuum after the invasion that gave the murderous jihadist ideologies room to grow. no—one protected us. that was the reason. that was the reason that thousands were kidnapped, and thousands were killed. and hundreds of thousands were displaced. this is part of the terrible legacy left by chaos and violence after the invasion. iraq sunk int...

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Eastern europe. and now the objects of this are terrible, frankly. it was left in this security vacuum and was invaded by the country that supposedly guaranteed security as part of the nuclear deal. russia, one of those countries. so it would not be a stretch to think that other states in a similar security predicament like ukraine would be eyeing a nuclear deterrent as a failsafe way to provide for their security. way to provide for their security-— way to provide for their securi . ., ., ., ...

China is aiming to enter middle east politics through its economic agreement signed in 2019 with Iraq, which is financing major infrastructure projects in Tehra

Russia attacked ukraine because there was security vacuum in ukraine, so we cannot create another security advantage -- vacuum on the eastern flank of nato. we tried diplomacy, it didnt work, he stood up and aggressed over ukraine, so now we have to exercise the defense just to show him no way, this is not an option of the vacuum security on the ian flank. neil: -- eastern flank. neil: the british prime minister, boris johnson, is meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy in ukraine promising h...

Lost all of its territory. is that so its goal?— lost all of its territory. is that so its goal? it is still its goal. you know _ so its goal? it is still its goal. you know they _ so its goal? it is still its goal. you know they are _ so its goal? it is still its goal. you know they are still- so its goal? it is still its goal. | you know they are still around. so its goal? it is still its goal. - you know they are still around. this is perhaps in northeast syria certainly the highest profile...

>> we understand that one of the signatories is russia, who as secretary blinken rightly that, violated all possible international documents and agreements. but this does not waive other countries of their responsibilities to do their best in order to help ukraine. ukraine is a country that exists in a security vacuum. this is true. our security guarantees, our ukrainian army and diplomacy. but we realize that but we do believe that the decisions taken in 1994 when the memorandum was budapest me...

This gray zone in a security vacuum so to speak. what else can we do now? we can continue the effective support of ukraine and its defense capabilities providing european perspective, providing the support to the candidate countries and specific time lines for ukraine possible membership in the alliance. we need support for the transformation in our country to create stability and restoration from the land lease program, supplying new armament and equipment to the army which is protecting the wh...