Ritter Back in Iraq With Documentary Mission
Former U N weapons inspector Scott Ritter travels to Baghdad with a film crew to assess Iraq’s weapons activity and argues that Saddam Hussein no longer threatens neighboring nations. Clinton aides question his conclusions while promoting a UN backed inspection renewal.
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Kuwait remembers invasion and Gulf War fallout a decade on
Kuwait marks ten years since Iraq’s 1990 invasion and Black Thursday amid rebuilt infrastructure and defense pacts. U S led forces liberated Kuwait in 1991, with 60 billion dollar defense costs, 25 percent of annual budget for security, and ongoing calls for reconciliation with Iraq while noting 1 150 missing Kuwaitis and numerous displaced in the crisis.
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