After Saddam Hussein was removed from power in Iraq, the country fell into a period of chaos and instability. The Iraqi government collapsed, leading to widespread looting, violence, and sectarian tensions. The U.S.-led coalition struggled to maintain control in the aftermath of Hussein's removal, and a new government had to be established. Additionally, insurgent groups began to emerge and carry out attacks against coalition forces and Iraqi civilians. This period of chaos and violence would eventually contribute to the rise of extremist groups like ISIS in Iraq.
