Why did Jordan yemen and Sudan support Iraq in the gulf war?

Jordan, Yemen, and Sudan supported Iraq during the Gulf War primarily due to political and economic considerations. Jordan sought to maintain its relationship with Iraq, which was a significant trade partner and had provided financial support. Yemen, having a pro-Iraqi stance, was motivated by its government’s desire to assert its independence from Western influence. Sudan, under its Islamic government, aligned with Iraq’s regional aspirations and anti-Western sentiment.