September - Iraq Special Weapons News

06 September Iraq Special Weapons News

IRAQ / RUMSFELD VOA 06 Sept 2003-- U-S Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is ending (eds: has ended) a three-day visit to Iraq, during which he met with officials and troops of the U-S-led coalition.
IRAQ / RUMSFELD VOA 06 Sept 2003-- U-S Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has met with the Polish commander of a recently installed international force providing security in central Iraq.

Powell, Mexican Foreign Minister Discuss U.N. Draft Resolution Washington File 06 Sept 2003-- Secretary of State Colin Powell and Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Derbez agreed that their meeting at the State Department September 5, which covered a "full range of bilateral and international issues," was good and fruitful.

Coalition, Iraqis Exhume Mass Graves in Search for Justice RFE/RL 06 Sept 2003-- All that remains is a field filled with plastic bags of clothing and other personal effects.
Rumsfeld Emphasizes Positive Coalition Accomplishments in Iraq Washington File 06 Sept 2003-- Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld said on U.S. network television September 5 that even though aspects of the situation in Iraq are "tough," he is "impressed with the accomplishment that's taken place." He was interviewed from Iraq by CBS News' Dan Rather.
Rumsfeld Holds Press Conference in Iraq September 6 Washington File 06 Sept 2003-- Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez both said in a September 6 press briefing in Iraq that more Iraqis need to come forward to the coalition with information about those attacking coalition personnel and Iraqi civilians.
Iraq Reconstruction an International Responsibility, Larson Says Washington File 06 Sept 2003-- Funding of the reconstruction of Iraq is an international responsibility that will be discussed at a ministerial donors conference October 23-24 in Spain, says Alan Larson, under secretary of state for economic, business and agricultural affairs.

Kelly`s family wants Blair to be cross-examined IRNA 06 Sep 2003 -- The family of former Iraq arms inspector David Kelly wants Prime Minister Tony Blair to be recalled for cross- examination at the next phase of inquiry into the circumstances of his death.