...mission for Desert Shield the goals of US policy in the region and of UN policy in the region were the immediate, unconditional and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from Kuwait, the restoration of Kuwait's legitimate government, the security and stability of the Persian Gulf,...

...remained constant over time as the basis for us hvthe Pentagon to conduct our military planning. 660 "First, we seek the immediate, unconditional, and..."Second, Kuwait's legitimate government must be restored. "Third, my administration, as has been the case with every president, from President Roosevelt to President...

...this morning. To return to a point we earlier discussed, he said: "Four simple principles guide our policy: "First, we seek the immediate, unconditional and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces in Kuwait; "Second, Kuwait's legitimate Government must be restored to replace the puppet regime."...

...Arabia. Not surprisingly, the United States "categorically reject[ed]" the Iraqi proposal and called for the "immediate, unconditional and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from Kuwait." On August 15, Saddam Hussein proposed a peace initiative to Iran that included withdrawing Iraqi troops...

...Murphy's point is correct. I think there is no indication that that does not refer to the Al-Sabah. "Second, Kuwait's legitimate Government must be restored to replace the puppet regime." Mr. HAMILTON. But it is also a little vague, is it not? Mr. MCNAUGHER. Yes. Mr. HAMILTON. That is interesting,...

...Arabia. Not surprisingly, the United States "categorically reject[ed]" the Iraqi proposal and called for the "immediate, unconditional and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from Kuwait." On August 15, Saddam Hussein proposed a peace initiative to Iran that included withdrawing Iraqi troops...

...mission (and the one the Democrats supported) focused on the defense of Saudi Arabia. But the demand for the " 'immediate, unconditional and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from Kuwait' and the restoration of the emirate . . . could only be a gamble on bringing about the downfall, not...

...to military occupation. Bush's objectives of trampling on the sovereignty of other nations were, (1) the immediate, unconditional and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from Kuwait, (2) restoring Kuwait's legitimate government over the current ruling puppet regime, (3) to reestablish...

...to "[f]our simple principles" guiding the administration's policy. First, the United States sought the "immediate, unconditional, and complete withdrawal...government must be restored to replace the puppet regime" Saddam had installed in advance of the annexation of that entity to Iraq the day of the address. Third,...

...overwhelmingly.94 President Bush had contributed to this interpretation when he stipulated that the US strategy was "the immediate, unconditional, and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from Kuwait," because "anything less than total withdrawal from Kuwait of the Iraqi forces . . . will not be acceptable."95...