2003 invasion of Iraq people

Table of contents 1 Australia 2 Iraq 3 UK 4 United Nations 5 US 6 Saudi Arabia 7 The Vatican

Australia

• John Howard

Iraq

• Tariq Aziz
• Ahmed Chalabi - Iraqi National Congress
• Qusai Hussein
• Saddam Hussein
• Uday Hussein
• Taha Yassin Ramadan
• Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf - Information Minister

UK

• Tony Blair - Prime Minister
• Jack Straw - Foreign Secretary
• Robin Cook - resigned from cabinet in protest at the war
• Clare Short - International Development Secretary who threatened to resign then didn't

United Nations

• Hans Blix
• Mohamed ElBaradei - Director General of the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency

US

• Peter Arnett - journalist
• John Ashcroft, Attorney General
• George W. Bush, President
• Dick Cheney, Vice President
• Joe Dowdy
• Tommy Franks
• Bruce P. Jackson - Chairman of the Project for the New American Century (PNAC) and current chair of the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq
• PFC Jessica Lynch
• Richard Perle - former Assistant Secretary of Defense
• Colin Powell - Secretary of State
• Condoleeza Rice
• Michael Rubin - A specialist on Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy[?]
• Donald Rumsfeld - Defense Secretary
• Randy Scheunemann - President of the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq, which was created by the Project for the New American Century
• James Rodney Schlesinger -
• Harlan K. Ullman[?] - Military theorist responsible for the shock and awe strategy
• Paul Wolfowitz - Deputy Secretary of Defense
• James Woolsey[?] -

Saudi Arabia

• Osama bin Laden (in exile)
• Abd Al Aziz Al Saud

The Vatican

• John Paul II

See also: U.S. list of most wanted Iraqis