Fortress of Draa and Desert Storm Testify to Resilience
The conflict in 1991 between Kuwait and the international coalition led by the United States resulted in the liberation of Kuwait from Iraqi occupation. The United States organized a global coalition involving more than thirty countries, with the U.S. military leading military operations that demonstrated significant sacrifices by the participating forces. Currently, a memorial monument is being constructed in the National Mall Park in Washington to commemorate these operations, emphasizing the resilience of the Kuwaiti people and the sacrifices of the coalition. Its purpose is to strengthen historical memory and reaffirm the strong relations between Kuwait and the United States after 35 years of cooperation. The article highlights the importance of the monument in documenting the sacrifices of previous generations, linking modern history with the enduring friendship between the two nations.
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