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Saddam

n. 苏丹

For months, Mr. Bush's strategy has forced his own hand more than Saddam Hussein's. That was the case when he decided in November to increase American forces in the gulf from200, 000 to500, 000.
几个月来，布什的战略迫使自己冒进，而萨达姆却指挥若定。十一月间，他决定将波斯湾美国军力从20万增至50万，即是一例。
Bush's spokesman added a new twist then he called on Saddam to"surrender."
布什的发言人出人所料，呼吁萨达姆“投降”。

saddam

[ noun ]
Iraqi leader who waged war against Iran; his invasion of Kuwait led to the Gulf War (born in 1937)
<noun.person>

But the official left open the possibility of such trials for Saddam Hussein, his clique and other officers accused of committing atrocities in Kuwait.
Even if Saddam goes, the structures of the ruling Ba'ath party would be hard to dismantle and its officials would be still wedded to the concept of a single Iraq governed by the Sunni minority in the geographical centre of the country.
"I think Saddam will win, and we will win as Arabs," Mr. Abbas says.
Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait seemed to throw up the bit part Turkey wanted.
Khazraji has been made a special military adviser to Saddam, believed a demotion for the military commander, the officials said.
He is generally seen as the brains behind the military regime in Sudan, which gets about as bad a press as any except that of President Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
He also said Saddam would be "foolish" to invade Saudi Arabia.
The shift in emphasis appears to have been provoked by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, who last month warned he would destroy half of Israel with binary chemical weapons in response to any Israeli attack.
Iraq's Saddam Hussein made a major concession to autonomy-seeking Kurds by ruling that members of the Kurdish regional legislature no longer had to swear allegiance to his Baath party.
On Monday, Baker told NATO allies that Saddam he expects may pull some of his troops out of Kuwait by Jan. 15 - the U.N. deadline for an Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait - in an effort to split international opposition.
This is a lesson Saddam has absorbed only partially, if it all.
Both leaders voiced strong support for the U.S.-led effort to isolate Saddam Hussein.
The journalist who spoke with the Iraqi leader in Baghdad on Saturday said Saddam told him "Tel Aviv would receive the first blow in the case of a gulf war," whether or not Israel joined any multinational strike against Iraq.
Saddam said the missile could hit targets hundreds of miles away.
If the broad correlation of forces runs overwhelmingly against Saddam, how can he move with impunity?
While Westerners continued to flee occupied Kuwait with tales of low food supplies and looting by Iraqi troops, international pressure grew against Saddam to withdraw from the oil-rich emirate he invaded and annexed.
They accurately predicted to the White House what Saddam Hussein's overall strategy would be toward the U.S. and its allies, including the launching of Scud missiles at Israel and Saudi Arabia, and the destruction of Kuwaiti oil wells.
On Friday, Saddam urged the people of Egypt and the Persian Gulf states to revolt against their governments and join Iraq in a holy war against the West and its allies in the region.
Instead, said Brent Scowcroft, the national security adviser to President Bush, "What it tells Saddam Hussein is that after the 15th - he'd better get moving now - after the 15th of January, he is at risk.
Yemen is among a handful of countries supporting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait.
In another boost for the anti-Iraqi forces, Mikhail S. Gorbachev today said Saddam Hussein's attempts to divide the multinational effort are bound to fail.
Saddam has said he will free all Westerners held in Iraq and Kuwait between Christmas and March 15.
Palestinians also have lost international sympathy by supporting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in the gulf crisis.
Several new likenesses are three stories high, including one enormous statue of Saddam Hussein standing stiffly at attention, his arm outstretched at a 45 degree angle.
Increasingly Mr. Gorbachev's Kremlin, which is influenced more and more by oldline military officers and party hardliners, has seemed to want to preserve its old ally, Saddam Hussein, to ensure Soviet influence in the Middle East.
"Let's go get him (Saddam) now so we can go home," Army Spec. 4 Gwendolyn Page shouted at Bush at Dhahran.
Saddam Hussein's dozen years of iron-fisted rule have held together Iraq's crazy quilt of religious sects and ethnic groups.
The head of the Iraqi-American Foundation, Salim Mansour, leads a delegation that met with Saddam on Sunday night.
Austrian President Kurt Waldheim secured their release in a meeting with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in Baghdad Saturday.
In an ABC-TV interview aired Thursday, Saddam said Iraq favors a peace that it "comprehensive, complete and final."

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