Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
31 December Iraq Special Weapons News
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- Tracking the Inspections 31 December 2002 RFE/L 31 Dec 2002 -- A reported 85 inspectors visited eight sites on 31 December.
- IRAQ / MIDEAST / U-N VOA 31 Dec 2002 -- U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan says he sees no reason for military action against Iraq at this time. In an interview with Israel's Army Radio, Mr. Annan said U-N inspectors should be allowed to finish their work
- BUSH IRAQ VOA 31 Dec 2002 -- President Bush says he still hopes Iraq will give up its weapons of mass destruction voluntarily and avoid military action.
- IRAQ / U-N SANCTIONS VOA 31 Dec 2002 -- Baghdad says the latest U-N resolution imposing tougher sanctions on Iraq will only aggravate the suffering of its people. The U-N Security Council agreed Monday to expand the list of civilian goods to be sanctioned
- IRAQ / MIDEAST / U-N VOA 31 Dec 2002-- U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan says he sees no reason for military action against Iraq at this time
- Iraqi professionals discuss the future of local government and oil Washington File 31 Dec 2002-- Two working groups of Future of Iraq Project meet in late December
- U.N. Adoption of Revised Iraq Goods Review List Pleases U.S. Washington File 31 Dec 2002-- The United States welcomed the adoption December 30 of a United
Nations Security Council Resolution 1454 expanding the Iraq Goods
Review List. Deputy U.S. Representative to the U.N. James Cunningham,
told reporters that the resolution meets both U.S. goals and the
concerns of other Security Council members.
- U.S. Gives U.N. Inspectors Evidence of Iraqi Weapons Programs Washington File 31 Dec 2002-- The United States is providing intelligence concerning Iraq's weapons
of mass destruction (WMD) programs to United Nations weapons
inspectors, said State Department Deputy Spokesman Philip Reeker.
- UNMOVIC IAEA Press Statement on Inspection Activities in Iraq
UNMOVIC/IAEA 31 December 2002
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