Body Count

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The investigation delves into the civilian toll during the aftermath of the 2003 Iraq invasion, offering fresh insights into the human cost of the War on Terror. It examines the timeline from initial combat to troop withdrawal, encompassing events like the Arab Spring and the emergence of ISIS. By analyzing the scale and causes of civilian deaths, the work contextualizes these within power dynamics, US foreign policy, and radicalization, ultimately providing a unique perspective on human security and the broader implications for international geopolitics and Iraq's history.