Spanish leader Aznar visits Iraq amid renewed U.S. troop push
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar landed with a 16 member delegation to meet the 1,300 Spanish troops in Diwaniyah in a secret visit. U.S. officials said the Pentagon will send 2,000 more troops to Iraq while Japan dispatches 1,000 on a humanitarian mission.
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Libya halts weapons programs after secret talks
Secret talks between Muammar Gaddafi and CIA plus British intelligence officials led to Libya's surprise decision to cease work on nuclear chemical and biological weapons including uranium refinement. Officials described the move as a breakthrough to curb WMD spread and deter terrorists, amid U S and British aims to press Libya toward normalization.
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Libya pledges to dismantle weapons programs after admitted past aims
The Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi apparently acknowledged efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction and now vows to dismantle all such programs. U S and British leaders described the move in the wake of the Berlin disco bombing that killed Libyans and Americans, including Gaddafi's infant daughter. The timeline recalls the 1988 Pan Am 103 disaster over Lockerbie and subsequent UN sanctions and negotiations, with Libya later surrendering suspects and sanctions easing as talks progress.
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Nations hail Libya renouncing weapons pledge
Paris AP reports Britain and the United States earned European praise for Libya’s pledge to renounce weapons of mass destruction. Egypt urged Israel to follow suit while South Africa and Russia praised the move as advancing nonproliferation and security in Africa and the Middle East. The EU urged others to imitate Libya’s diplomacy.
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