التحليل الجيو سياسي لمقابر الإبادة الجماعية في العراق للفترة من 1979-2017

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Iraq witnessed at the hands of the Baath authority, especially during the rule of (Saddam Hussein), many genocides that left behind hundreds of mass graves and hundreds of thousands of victims.

These graves were deployed on Iraq's geographical map.

The victims were distributed in these graves between the Kurds and the Shi'a, and the motives and reasons for this genocide differed.

After the events of 2003 and accompanying military and political events that reflected Iraq's reality, a political vacuum and disorder in society, Al-Qaida's evil and dark forces infiltrated the Iraqi social system, spreading terror and fear among unarmed citizens, killing identities and committing genocide that produced numerous mass graves.

After ISIL took control of one-third of Iraq's area in the western regions between 2014 and 2017, this terrorist group missed anyone who did not believe in its so-called state, killing everyone mercilessly.

After its defeat, ISIL left numerous mass graves scattered in areas it controlled before liberation.