Bush wins international support on UN last chance Iraq
United Nations diplomats welcomed President Bushs offer to seek UN endorsement for action against Iraq urging the council to ensure weapons inspectors return and disarm Baghdad. European critics urged multilateral action while Germany signaled caution and stated it would not join military intervention.
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Powell begins talks on Iraq resolution
Secretary of State Colin Powell starts talks with foreign leaders to build UN support for a resolution demanding Iraq submit to weapons inspections or face consequences. Britain backs the US, while Russia China and France can veto. Powell warns Saddam Hussein has long allied with terrorists and violates international law. Bush urges action amid wary allies and congressional voices.
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