1995 Iraq Special Weapons News |
- UN: Iraqi Biological Weapons And Ballistic Missile Development Programs Continue December 1995
- Situation of human rights in Iraq A/50/734 8 November 1995 - interim report prepared by Mr. Max van der Stoel, Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in Iraq
- Iraq Admits Making Biological Weapons International Review Volume 16, No. 40 Autumn 1995
- Saddam Hussein, The Unrepentant International Review Volume 16, No. 40 Autumn 1995
- Iraq Discloses Biological Weapons Capabilities CBIAC NEWSLETTER - Fall 1995 Vol.1, No. 4
- TOUGH STAND GETTING RESULTS IN STOPPING IRAQI WEAPONSBy Judy Aita USIA United Nations Correspondent - 19 October 1995
- U.N. CONSIDERS TIGHTENING WATCH ON IRAQI WEAPONS PROGRAMS By Judy Aita USIA United Nations Correspondent - 13 October 1995
- The rich threaten the poor Tony Benn Member of Parliament, Britain -- letter sent to the London embassies of UN Security Council countries, October 11, 1995
- A Genocide Called Sanctions Sept. 27, 1995 Contact:Mission of Iraq
- IRAQ INSIDE SADDAM'S BRUTAL REGIME EXCLUSIVE: a defector breaks his silence TIME Magazine September 18, 1995
" TIME: Why didn't you use these weapons during the Gulf War?
"Hussein Kamel: How can you use them while you are fighting the whole planet? Any mistake of using these unconventional weapons will make the major powers use nuclear weapons, which means Iraq will be exterminated. " - IRAQ SADDAM SPILLS SECRETS He reveals more on weapons of mass destruction TIME Magazine September 4, 1995 "In thousands of documents turned over to the U.N., Iraq admitted that as the U.S. mobilized forces to invade Kuwait in November 1990, it had begun filling 191 bombs and Scud missile warheads with deadly biological agents such as anthrax and botulinum toxin... Twenty-five Scuds outfitted with biological weapons were aimed at cities in Saudi Arabia and Israel. ... One possible reason Saddam never used his biological weapons is that Washington sent him veiled threats indicating the U.S. and Israel would retaliate with nuclear arms if he did."
- IRAQ'S CRASH PROGRAM TO BUILD A-BOMB SHOULD COME AS NO SURPRISE, NCI FINDS Saturday, August 26, 1995 Nuclear Control Institute
- IRAQ'S DECEPTION ON WEAPONS IS "COORDINATED" BY GOVERNMENT (Text U.S. Ambassador Madeleine Albright) 25 August 1995
- IRAQI BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS DATA INCOMPLETE, EKEUS TELLS U.N. By Judy Aita USIA United Nations Correspondent - 10 August 1995
- SPEECH OF HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT SADDAM HUSSEIN ON THE 30th ANNIVERSARY OF 17-30 JULY 1968 REVOLUTION
- IRAQI BIOLOGICAL ARMS PROGRAM SETS BACK LIFTING OF SANCTIONS By Judy Aita USIA United Nations Correspondent - 11 July 1995
- WHAT IRAQ'S BIOLOGICAL WARFARE REVELATIONS REALLY. MEAN DECISION BRIEF No. 95-D44. 7 July 1995
- UN Sanctions Against Iraq: Sanctioned Suffering Sam Picture Jr.The International Relations Journal Spring 1995
- Statement of H.E. Mr. Tariq Aziz, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq on his trip to N.Y. April 3, 1995 -- We have rejected, and shall still reject the American proposal. Our position remains unchanged, and we have explained our reasons and said that this proposal remains suspect and solves none of our problems
- Iraq rejects New American Ruse to prolong sanctions March 27, 1995 -- Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz has stated on 25 March 1995 that the new American draft resolution on the sale of some Iraqi oil is but a maneuver to mislead the world public opinion and further prolong the blockade on Iraq.
- U.S. SAYS IT HAS SUPPORT TO KEEP IRAQI SANCTIONS IN PLACE By Judy Aita USIA United Nations Correspondent - 6 March 1995
- Health Situation in Iraq is Particularly Alarming February 17, 1995 -- Dr. Umed M. Mubarak, Minister of Health of the Republic of Iraq declared on February 15, 1995 that "If no action is taken immediately for lifting or easing sanctions imposed on Iraq since August 1990, the genocide, which the Iraqis are being subjected to, will take its full dimension."
- U.S. ACCUSES IRAQ OF SELLING OIL THROUGH IRAN (Text: Albright remarks to U.N. Security Council) 13 January 1995
