Iraq's phantom weapons and Iran

Article Abstract:

This article addresses the America and Britain's claims that Iraq was stockpiling weapons of mass destruction. The author argues the claims were knowingly false by the Bush administration and Tony Blair, maintaining the preemptive strike against Iraq served special interests.

United Kingdom, United States, Causes of, Military aspects, Iraq War, 2003-

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What happened to Iraq's weapons?

Article Abstract:

An interview with Rolf Ekeus, former chief UN arms inspector for Iraq, is provided. Ekeus discusses the possibility of Saddam Hussein stockpiling weapons of mass destruction, maintaining the investigative process was shut down too early to make any firm conclusions.

Interview, Ekeus, Rolf, Hussein, Saddam

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Defection and detection

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the alleged Iraqi nuclear program. The author, a United Nations arms inspector, argues Iraq did not have the means to develop weapons of mass destruction without detection from the international community.

Analysis, Inspection

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