In fact, if the Anglo-Saxons demilitarized one third of the country to the North and another third to the South in order to prevent Saddam Hussein from repressing his own population, the objective was not, originally, to have an army there ready to attack Baghdad.
En efecto, si los anglosajones han desmilitarizado el tercio norte y el tercio sur de Irak para impedir que Saddam Hussein pueda reprimir a su propia población, el objetivo no era, en principio, albergar allí un ejército listo a atacar Bagdad.