However, the United States lost the account of $8.7 billion in Iraqi funds. After the invasion of Iraq ended, Iraqi oil was sold to help finance the Iraq Development Fund (DFI). The conspiracy theory is still circulating, stating that the United States stole Iraqi gold and oil, specifically $20 TRILLION in gold and $30 TRILLION in oil. However, the United States lost the account of $8.7 billion in Iraqi funds. After the invasion of Iraq ended, Iraqi oil was sold to help finance the Iraq Development Fund (DFI). The conspiracy theory is still circulating, stating that the United States stole Iraqi gold and oil, specifically $20 TRILLION in gold and $30 TRILLION in oil.
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