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The results of the First Gulf War, also known as the Gulf War, Persian Gulf War, and many others, and which took place between 1990 and 1991, were many and varied. To start with, the war resulted in the end of the annexation by force from Iraq to Kuwait. Second, it became the first great military alliance between nations since World War II. Third, it generated great destruction to the Middle Eastern country of Iraq, and other nations of that region that ended involved in the conflict. Fourth, it affected developing nations in the Middle East economically, as the costs of the war, and the aftermath of reconstruction were pretty high for them, and finally, and most importantly, probably the biggest result was, that it unleashed a now totally open enmity between the Arab world and the Western nations, as the attack on Iraq was taken as a direct assault by infidel powers to one of the most important nations of the Islamic world. It is this conflict, among with others, that give rise to a continued conflict between the Middle East and the West.