The Iran-Iraq War was a devastating eight-year conflict (1980-1988) between Iran and Iraq, triggered by Iraq's invasion of Iran. Fueled by border disputes, regional power ambitions, and ideological clashes following the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the war resulted in immense casualties, widespread destruction, and no clear victor, ending in a UN-brokered ceasefire.
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