The Gulf War, a conflict that broke out in 1990 and lasted until 1991. It was a war between Iraq and a multinational coalition led by the United States in response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. 
At that time, Iraq's actions drew widespread concern and condemnation from the international community. In order to maintain international order and justice, the multinational coalition led by the United States decided to intervene in this conflict. They hope that through military action, Iraq will withdraw from Kuwait and restore Kuwait's legitimacy. In this war, both sides invested a lot of troops and equipment. The number of troops and equipment of the multinational coalition is significantly superior to that of Iraq, but they do not despise their opponents because of this. On the contrary, they made full use of advanced equipment and technology, as well as flexible tactics and strategies, to engage in fierce battles with the Iraqi army. 
In this war, both sides paid a huge price. On the side of the multinational coalition, hundreds of people lost their lives and many more were injured or disabled. On the Iraqi side, it has suffered huge economic losses and personnel**. However, the war also brought many positive effects. First, it upheld international order and justice and allowed Kuwait to be liberated. Second, the war has made countries around the world pay more attention to the importance of international law and international relations, as well as the need to maintain regional peace and stability. Finally, the war promoted the exchange and development of military technology and provided valuable lessons for future military development. 
In short, the Gulf War was a war with far-reaching implications. It has not only changed the regional pattern and international relations, but also promoted the development of military technology and cooperation and exchanges in the international community. At the same time, it reminds us that the cost of war is heavy and that we should cherish the importance of peace and stability even more.