Bombing of Iraq
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The <entity_0> (code-named <entity_1>) was a major four-day bombing campaign on Iraqi targets from 16 to <entity_2>, by the United States and the United Kingdom. 4655, the <entity_5> Liberation Act on <entity_3>. The U.S. Air Force sent several sorties of F-16s from the 34th Fighter Squadron, and 522nd Fighter Squadron into <entity_5> to fly night missions in support of <entity_1>; they were based at Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base, Kuwait. <entity_1> inflicted serious damage to <entity_5>'s missile development program, although its effects on any WMD program were not clear. Nevertheless, <entity_1> was the largest strike against <entity_5> since the early 1990s <entity_4> War, until the commencement of Operation Iraqi Freedom. <entity_5> stopped cooperating with the U.N. special commission in the first month of <entity_3>, but diplomacy by Kofi Annan brought fresh agreement and new modalities for the inspection of sensitive sites. It was temporarily cancelled due to the fact that <entity_5> broke off cooperation in <entity_3>.}} U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, in his 5 February 2003 speech before the U.N. Security Council, called for action against <entity_5> and stated falsely that "Saddam Hussein forced out the last inspectors in <entity_3>".
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