A seven-year U.K. inquiry into the Iraq War has concluded, with officials determining that the U.K. chose military action “before peaceful options [were] exhausted,” that the invasion was based on “flawed intelligence,” and that fears of Hussein possessing “weapons of mass destruction” were “not justified.”
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