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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 2002

Page

14

Iraq signals willingness to talk on arms declaration

Iraq says it is ready to discuss the 12 000 page weapons declaration with UN inspectors but has nothing new to add to what it already provided Gen Hossam Mohammed Amin, Iraqs UN envoy, says Baghdad seeks understanding with Blix and El Baradei while insisting it has no weapons of mass destruction UN inspectors visit sites including Hateen Company to seek evidence of mass destruction programs as Blix and El Baradei criticize the declaration as a rehash and call for more data

Baghdad Iraq Hossam Mohammed Amin Hans Blix Mohamed ElBaradei International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA Iraqi Information Ministry Blix ElBaradei Security Council Amin United States Britain UN Inspection Commission ElBaradet Ron Redmond United Nations U.N Geneva Saddam Hussein

Prospect of Saddam’s fall sparks regional fears in Middle East

In Amman and Gulf capitals, officials and analysts debate how a post Saddam Iraq would shape the region. Exiles in London call for a democratic new Iraq with power sharing for Shiites and Kurds, while Gulf states fear fragmentation into Shiite, Kurdish and Sunni enclaves despite GCC calls to respect sovereignty.

Amman Jordan Saddam Hussein Middle East Iraq Saddam U.S London Gulf Nations

UN appeals for 37.4 million for food aid in Iraq crisis

The United Nations sought 37.4 million dollars to secure food water and basic services in case of war in Iraq. UN agencies meet donors in Geneva to plan contingencies while inspectors reassess weapons programs.

United Nations Iraq Geneva United States U.N Fred Eckhard Eckhard Times of London

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