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Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney has died at age 84, leaving behind a deeply controversial and polarizing legacy. While Cheney was considered one of the most powerful vice presidents in U.S. history, Iraqis remember him for the lasting consequences of the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.

In Baghdad, citizens highlighted Cheney’s close relationship with Paul Bremer, whose decisions continue to impact Iraq today. Many criticized the justification for the war, citing false claims about weapons of mass destruction.

In Najaf, Iraqis reflected on Cheney’s broader geopolitical approach, describing him as an architect of the War on Terror and someone whose policies left long-term repercussions for both the U.S. and the Middle East.

Watch their perspectives on a figure whose actions shaped decades of modern history.

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00:00Dikshini was a good place in Iraq and we did it.
00:29It is because many of the people who took it in Iraq were wrong.
00:39And this was the most important part of it.
00:42And we, as Iraqis, are the most important part of it from the beginning.
00:48For example, they were who was with G. Garner theiksir unit.
00:55The sort of government did G. Garner, translated to G. Garner,
00:58but he imported it to him, and he was related to it.
01:02Ball primer and the kind of integrations were made by the candidate of both members.
01:08Until now, Iraq has a lot of gas that bears them from those who were caused by Iraq,
01:15It is due to the politics of Dick Cheney and Boley Primer.
01:32For the American politics, especially the president of Dick Cheney,
01:39in 2003, the war between the United States and the United States is generally
01:47and it is a great deal for the Arab countries, especially in Iraq,
01:53to have a small vessel and a small vessel.
01:57This is a great deal for the American politics.
02:00We are looking for a big deal in the political and especially in Iraq with their own issues.
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