Appreciate the clarification but isn't the war of 2003 commonly called the Iraq War?

For any confused people:

The Gulf War/First Gulf War/Persian Gulf War - A brief conflict between 1990-1991 wherein a 42-country coalition, led by the United States, undertook the famous Operation Desert Storm, which liberated Kuwait from Saddam Hussein.

The Second Gulf War/Iraq War - A U.S.-launched war in Iraq that lasted from 2003-2011, wherein the U.S. invaded Iraq under the (false) pretense that they were harboring WMDs and overthrew Saddam Hussein and his government. Following this overthrow was a period of insurgency and instability that also gave rise to groups such as ISIS and kept the U.S. in a protracted state of conflict that was closed by President Obama in 2011.

For what it's worth, Mexico's coastline on the gulf is longer than the USA's...

Meanwhile if you're accessing any of those apps from one of the 196 countries that *isn't* the USA, it's still called the Gulf of Mexico, because it turns out nobody really cares if a US president decides to unilaterally rename something we'd all already agreed on a name for (outside of the companies that host those websites wanting to suck up to the regime domestically, so we're essentially talking about the cartographic equivalent of Disney censoring their movies for release in China lmao)

Except those platforms only show it as such in the United States