The wars in Iraq (2003) culminated in regime change of :
Bàathist regime
The 2003 invasion of Iraq by a United States-led coalition (Operation Iraqi Freedom, launched on 20 March 2003) was aimed at removing the government of Saddam Hussein, which ruled Iraq through the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party.
The Ba'ath Party had held power in Baghdad since the 1968 coup, and Saddam Hussein led it as President from 1979. Baghdad fell in April 2003, the party was dissolved and the Coalition Provisional Authority's de-Ba'athification order of May 2003 barred its senior members from public office. The regime change was thus the removal of the Ba'athist order.
A Sunni regime is not the precise description: although Saddam's ruling circle was drawn largely from Sunni Arabs, the state was organised around a secular party, not a sectarian Sunni government. A Shia regime was not overthrown at all; Shia parties in fact gained power after the 2005 elections. The catch-all choice of none of the above fails because a specific listed option matches the event.
Bàathist regime option is correct.
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