Depleted Uranium: Shadows of War

This chapter explores the serious implications of the U.S. military's use of depleted uranium munitions, revealing potential violations of international law and significant health issues for civilians in affected areas like Iraq. It also examines the broader impacts of U.S. foreign policy, including economic sanctions and the legacy of imperialism, while questioning the ethical considerations of military actions. Through personal narratives and historical context, the speakers highlight the troubling connections between militarism, political ideologies, and class inequality.