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When did Iraq and Iran fight and end their war? Answer in one short sentence.
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What was the cause of the war between Iraq and Iran? Answer in one short sentence.
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Which part of the river are the two countries disputing about and why? Answer in one short sentence.
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Which part of the river?
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In 1970, what happened to Iraq? Answer in one short sentence.
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I thought it was the separation of Iraq and Iran
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Iraq and Iran fought from September 22, 1980, until August 20, 1988.
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The war between Iraq and Iran was primarily caused by territorial disputes, particularly over the Shatt al-Arab waterway, and political tensions following the Iranian Revolution.
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The two countries disputed the Shatt al-Arab river, particularly its navigation rights and borders, as it was vital for both nations' trade and access to the Persian Gulf.
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The disputed part of the river is the Shatt al-Arab's southern segment, where Iran and Iraq both claimed sovereignty over portions of the waterway and its navigational channels.
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In 1970, Iraq established a Ba'athist government, which solidified the ruling party's control and led to significant nationalization of industries and land reforms.
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In 1970, Iraq did not separate from Iran; however, the two countries signed the Algiers Agreement, which temporarily resolved some border disputes, including those related to the Shatt al-Arab river, but tensions would later resurface.