In the U.S.-Led Iraq War, Iran Was the Big Winner : comparem

In the 20 years since the United States invaded Iraq, Iran has built up loyal militias inside Iraq, gained deep political influence in the country and reaped economic benefits. For Washington, these were unintended consequences.

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