The Iran-Iraq War had a profound impact on both countries and the broader region. The war resulted in an estimated one million casualties, including soldiers and civilians, and left both countries with a legacy of bitterness and resentment. The war also had a devastating impact on the economies of both countries, with Iraq in particular suffering heavy damage to its infrastructure and industry. The war also had a lasting impact on the political dynamics of the Middle East. The conflict helped to solidify the power of the Baathist regime in Iraq, while weakening the position of the Iranian government.
