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U.S. seeks U.N. backing to compel Iraq inspections
The United States expects Security Council support to force Iraqi sites open for U.N. arms inspectors even if it means military action. Ambassador Richardson said resolutions justify force only if necessary, while Russia, China and France opposed the latest U.S. resolution. Defense Secretary Cohen urged a strong council signal and noted the president has not ruled out any option.
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