October 2002
Security Council's Decision on Approving a New Resolution Against Iraq - 2002-10-04
The UN Security Council is considering a new resolution against Iraq, supported by the U.S., as weapons inspectors prepare to enter the country. Hans Blix,…
Hans Blix's Report on Agreement with Iraq - 2002-10-03
Hans Blix is presenting a report on Iraq's agreement to unlimited weapons inspections to the UN Security Council. The U.S. and Britain demand no restrictions…
Colin Powell: Inspectors Should Not Return to Iraq Without a Strong UN Resolution - 2002-10-02
Colin Powell emphasized that UN weapons inspectors should not return to Iraq without a strong Security Council resolution outlining the consequences of Iraq's non-cooperation. This…
Britain Deems Iraq's Agreement on Inspections Insufficient - 2002-10-02
Britain has expressed that the recent agreement allowing UN weapons inspectors to return to Iraq is not enough. Jack Straw emphasized the need for a…
Russia Welcomes Iraq's Agreement on Inspections
Russia has welcomed Iraq's agreement to allow UN weapons inspectors to return, indicating compliance with existing Security Council resolutions. This development is significant as it…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: UN and Iraqi Government Agreement - 2002-10-02
Representatives from the UN and the Iraqi government have reached an agreement in Vienna to restart the activities of UN inspectors in Iraq after two…
Weapons Inspectors Prepare to Return to Iraq Within Two Weeks - 2002-10-01
UN weapons inspectors are set to return to Iraq within two weeks, pending final approval from the Security Council. Hans Blix, the head of the…
The U.S. Rejects Russia's Criticism of Airstrikes Against Iraq
The U.S. has dismissed Russia's criticism of its airstrikes in Iraq, citing Iraq's recent attacks on patrolling aircraft. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between the…
Talks with Iraq Continue in Vienna - 2002-10-01
United Nations weapons inspectors are in Vienna for talks with the Iraqi delegation about the return of inspectors to Iraq. Iraq plans to share information…