Forces still seeking Scud missiles and chemical weapons
U S special operations troops in Iraq have found no Scuds or chemical or biological weapons thus far, Maj Gen Stanley McChrystal said. Iraqi denial of Scuds persists as inspectors say two dozen may remain from 1991. Northern front plans abandoned. ships head to Gulf as options stay open. War progress seen in 500 cruise missiles and 1,000 carrier missions, with many Iraqi soldiers surrendering.
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Timeline for Iraqi oil return to market stretches months to years
Washington reports Iraq's oil fields appear secure yet restoring pumps and pipelines will take time. Analysts say output could resume in months, but full revival may take years. southern and northern fields survived, while mines and booby traps remain a risk. Exports halted as war began. The last shipment left Turkey’s Ceyhan terminal. Basra and Kirkuk wells stopped pumping.
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