Arab forces most likely fought with the United States in the Gulf War because
A. they wanted greater US influence in the Gulf.
B. they had a longstanding alliance with the United States
C. they hoped to invade Iraq for its oil supplies.
D. they wanted to protect their own resources.

Arab forces fought alongside the United States in the Gulf War mainly to protect their own resources and sovereignty threatened by Iraq's aggression. This alliance was driven by a need for regional stability rather than a longstanding alliance or hopes to invade Iraq. Their cooperation was largely a strategic decision to ensure their national interests were safeguarded. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-08

Arab forces fought with the United States in the Gulf War primarily to protect their own resources and ensure regional stability against Iraq's aggression. Their involvement reflected a strategic decision to safeguard national interests amidst a shared threat. The chosen answer is D. they wanted to protect their own resources.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-09