The British immediately send troops to Kuwait…
1828 CE to 1971 CE
The British immediately send troops to Kuwait to deter any Iraqi invasion.
British and Kuwaiti positions are supported by the newly formed League of Arab States (Arab League), which recognizes the new state and sends troops to Kuwait.
The Arab League move leaves the Iraqis isolated.
Accordingly, when a new Iraqi government comse to power in 1963, one of its first steps is to give up its claim and recognize the independence of Kuwait.
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