Color old photos of the Iran-Iraq War of the 80s The two sides fought each other to the death

Iraqi prisoners of war who were captured by Iran in the Iran-Iraq War had fear in their eyes.

In 1979, the Islamic Revolution broke out in Iran, and Shah Pahlavi was ousted and religious leader Khomeini came to power. Khomeini, a Shiite Muslim, went out of the revolution as soon as his brother came to power, creating a conflict with the Sunni Iraqi president, Saddam Hussein. Iran and Iraq have always had territorial disputes, new hatred and old hatred intertwined, and on September 22, 1980, war broke out between the two countries, and the Iran-Iraq War began.

With a loud rumble, the cannons of the Iranian forces opened fire.

Iran and Iraq are two sworn enemies, and the two sides have come and gone, and they have beaten you to death.

The Iran-Iraq War broke out in the 1980s, and both sides had modern weapons, but fought a low-level war. Whether it is Iraq or Iran, the war is really not good, then the level of war is described in one word: stink.

The Iranian soldier in the photo is actually a child. The child was also pulled into the battlefield, and it was good to think about it.