In this program, battlefield footage captures the intensity of the war, the bombing of Iraqi military sites, and Scud missile attacks on Tel Aviv. Iraqi Prime Minister Tariq Aziz describes events leading up to the truce brokered by the Soviets. U.S. General Norman Schwarzkopf discusses his frustration with Washington’s decision not to continue the war despite Iraqi atrocities in Kuwait and Saddam Hussein’s brutal repression of the Kurds. (50 minutes)

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