Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
13 December Iraq Special Weapons News
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- Daily Press Briefing State Department 13 Dec 2002 -- From Fear to Freedom from IIP and Human Rights Documents / Analysis of Declarations Concerning Weapons of Mass Destruction / Context of the Burden on Iraq and Current Round of Inspections / Judging Iraq Against the UN Standard of Compliance / UN Envoy Regarding Seized Kuwaiti Property from the Gulf War / Distinction between Iran, Iraq and North Korea on Nuclear Programs and other Weapons of Mass Destruction / United States' Strong Non-Proliferation Policy / Iraq Sanctions Committee
- IRAQ / OPPOSITION VOA 13 Dec 2002 -- Iraqi opposition groups are gathering for a meeting in London that begins Saturday to debate the political future of the country if President Saddam Hussein is toppled from power
- Iraqi Weapons Declaration VOA 13 Dec 2002-- Last Saturday, the government of Iraq gave a declaration of its weapons programs to the United Nations. A U-N Security Council resolution ordered Iraq to report on its nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons programs by December eighth. The time limit was widely considered Iraq's final chance to prevent a military attack.
- U-S / IRAQ / WEAPONS VOA 13 Dec 2002-- U-S intelligence analysts have reached a preliminary conclusion that Iraq's 12-thousand page declaration of its arms programs does not account for materials used to make weapons of mass destruction. Those chemical and biological materials were identified as missing by weapons inspectors before they left Iraq four years ago
- UNMOVIC IAEA Press Statement on Inspection Activities in Iraq UNMOVIC/IAEA 13 December 2002
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