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1. Why do allied forces choose to use oil fields as targets for air strikes?
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1. Why do allied forces choose to use oil fields as targets for air strikes?

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Tens of thousands of United States-led allied troops took positions along the Saudi border with Kuwait today, and in the Persian Gulf, where American forces attacked and apparently sank two Iraqi ships, one of them described as an Iraqi mine-laying vessel. Bombing Republican Guard
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oil is a valuable resource

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