Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
01 November Iraq Special Weapons News
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- RFE/RL Iraq Report, Volume 5, Number 36 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty 1 November 2002 -- BAGHDAD ORDERS PARDONED MILITARY DESERTERS TO RETURN TO DUTY / IRAQI INTELLIGENCE CONTACTING OPPOSITION ABROAD / IRAQ CRITICIZES U.S. 'PRESSURE' ON INSPECTORS... / ...AND CALLS FOR INDEPENDENT MONITORING OF INSPECTORS / KUWAIT CLOSES NORTHERN BORDER AREA / IRAQ RETURNS KUWAITI NATIONAL ARCHIVES / IRAN WILL ALLOW IRAQIS TO FIGHT WITH THE U.S. / IDF GENERALS SAY IRAQ DOES NOT HAVE NUCLEAR WEAPONS / BARZANI'S TRIP TO TURKEY / KDP, PUK INTERIOR MINISTRIES TO INCREASE COOPERATION / PUK LEADER ON IRAQI 'FUNDAMENTAL' SOLUTION / KURDISH POLITICAL PARTIES DISCUSS DRAFT CONSTITUTION / NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS IRAQ'S IDPS / TALABANI HOLDS TALKS IN IRAN / YUGOSLAV ROCKET SALE TO IRAQ FIZZLES OUT / WOULD SOMEONE PASS THE OIL, PLEASE?
- RUSSIA / IRAQ VOA 01 Nov 2002-- Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov says the U-N Security Council's five permanent members are closer to agreement on a resolution dealing with Iraq -- but he says Russia continues to insist the resolution should not give any nation the right to use force
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