Bush demands full disarmament by Iraq
President Bush said the United States would accept nothing less than full disarmament from Iraq and signaled willingness to go to war without a new U N resolution. He urged the U N to demand Saddam Hussein fully disarm despite ongoing inspections and diplomacy at the United Nations.
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Blair calls for disarmament under U.N. demands amid Iraq tensions
Prime Minister Blair urged compliance with U.N. disarmament demands while Tariq Aziz hedged on destroying Al Samoud 2 missiles. The White House warned Saddam’s regime as legal targets if war breaks out. Gen. Shinseki warned of a postwar occupation force of hundreds of thousands. Diplomats discussed Blix and Western opposition, with Russia and France wary of new resolutions.
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