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November 2002

November 27, 2002

U.S. Warning to Pakistan - 2002-11-27

The U.S. has warned Pakistan about potential consequences if reports of its assistance to North Korea's nuclear program are confirmed. Colin Powell communicated this warning…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 27, 2002

Saudi Arabia Stands with America in the War Against Terrorism - 2002-11-27

The Saudi ambassador to the U.S. asserts that Saudi Arabia is cooperating with America in the fight against terrorism, despite allegations that charitable donations from…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 27, 2002
November 26, 2002

New York Times Report on Pakistan's Nuclear Cooperation with North Korea - 2002-11-26

The U.S. Secretary of State warned Pakistan of severe consequences if it is found aiding North Korea's nuclear program. Pakistan denies claims of receiving missile…

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November 24, 2002

Bush Administration Officials: It's Too Early to Judge Saudi Government's Support for Terrorists

Bush administration officials are cautious about concluding that the Saudi government supported the September 11 hijackers, as investigations are ongoing. The Saudi ambassador's wife is…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 24, 2002
November 19, 2002

Investigators Say Terrorist Team Responsible for Bali Bombing Still Present in Indonesia - 2002-11-19

Investigators have revealed that the terrorist group responsible for the Bali bombing is still in Indonesia, potentially hiding in Islamic schools. Police are searching for…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 19, 2002
November 16, 2002

Nazi Baghlari's Report: Amir Taheri's Article in The New York Times about Saddam Hussein - 2002-11-16

Amir Taheri, an Iranian journalist, wrote an article in The New York Times discussing Saddam Hussein's ambitions. The report by Nazi Baghlari highlights this article…

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November 12, 2002

A Reputable American Newspaper Reports Iraq is Seeking Antidote for Nerve Gas - 2002-11-12

A reputable American newspaper reports that Iraq is ordering large quantities of Atropine, an antidote for nerve gas, suggesting preparations for potential military use of…

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November 10, 2002

According to press reports, President Bush has approved a war plan against Iraq - 2002-11-10

President Bush has approved a military plan against Iraq, indicating readiness for action if Iraq fails to comply with UN resolutions. Condoleezza Rice and British…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 10, 2002

Proposal for the Trial of Zacarias Moussaoui in Military Court - 2002-11-10

The Bush administration is considering trying Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in the U.S. for the September 11 attacks, in a military court instead…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 10, 2002

If there is an attack on Iraq, the duration of bombing will be shorter than in 1991 - 2002-11-10

President Bush is considering a military attack on Iraq, which would start with airstrikes and be shorter than the 1991 Gulf War bombing. The operation…

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November 4, 2002

White House Dismisses North Korean Proposal as Worthless - 2002-11-04

The White House has rejected North Korea's proposal for negotiations regarding its weapons program, insisting that North Korea must first dismantle its nuclear capabilities. The…

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November 3, 2002

North Korean Ambassador to the UN: We are Willing to Negotiate with the US on Nuclear Weapons Program

The North Korean ambassador expressed willingness to negotiate with the US regarding its nuclear program, contingent on the US ending its hostile policies. The US…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Nov 3, 2002
November 2, 2002

Pakistan: Terrorists Are Not Facing Shortages of Money and Weapons

Al-Qaeda is reportedly trying to set up an operational base in Karachi, Pakistan, with support from the local population. They have rented apartments for their…

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