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President
to Accept Only 'Full Disarmament' by Iraq
Bush willing to start war even without passage of a second U.N.
resolution. - Glenn
Kessler and Colum Lynch.
"President
Bush said yesterday he would accept nothing short of "full
disarmament" by Iraq and served notice he is willing to go to war even
without passage of a second U.N. Security Council resolution offered Monday by
the United States, Britain and Spain." "... The administration
continued its steady march to war on other fronts, as the Turkish government
asked parliament to authorize the deployment of 62,000 U.S. combat troops and
320 warplanes and helicopters in Turkey. U.S. warplanes bombed five missile
sites in northern and southern Iraq, including four battlefield rocket
launchers. The strikes were the most extensive on a single day since the
Security Council passed a resolution in November giving Iraq "a final
opportunity" to disarm. "
Feb. 14 Blix
Report: Text
| Video
The Bin Laden Tape: Text
| Audio
Primer: Confronting
Iraq
Document: U.N.
Resolution 1441
| By Anthony
Shadid |
Page A01,
Feb 26, 2003 |
| CAIRO, Feb.
25 -- With the bitterness of betrayal, Said Naggar looks out at a region
on the brink of war and sees the wreckage of ideals he cherished ... |
| SENATE Meets
at 9:30 a.m. Committees: Armed Services -- 9:30 a.m. Closed meeting to
receive a classified briefing on planning for post-conflict Iraq. ... |
| By Mike
Allen |
Page A19,
Feb 26, 2003 |
| The Pentagon
has sharply increased the estimated cost of a war in Iraq to as much as
$95 billion for the combat phase and immediate aftermath, with ... |
| By Peter
Slevin |
Page A19,
Feb 26, 2003 |
| President
Bush intends to outline his postwar vision for Iraq and the Middle East
in a speech tonight designed in part to showcase the ... |
| By Al Kamen |
Page A21,
Feb 26, 2003 |
| Must be
getting close to war, judging from what's happened to the once
free-wheeling, blunt-talking Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld .
No more ... |
| By Colum
Lynch |
Page A01,
Feb 25, 2003 |
| UNITED
NATIONS, Feb. 24 -- The United States, Britain and Spain introduced a
new draft Security Council resolution today declaring that Iraq has |
| By Karen
DeYoung |
Page A01,
Feb 25, 2003 |
| As it
launches an all-out lobbying campaign to gain United Nations approval,
the Bush administration has begun to characterize the decision facing
... |
| By Peter
Slevin |
Page A16,
Feb 25, 2003 |
| The Bush
administration is gearing for a potential humanitarian crisis if
U.S.-led forces attack Iraq, planners said yesterday, reporting that the
... |
| A majority
of Americans believe the United States should work to gain the support
of the U.N. Security Council even if it means delaying war with |
| By Rajiv
Chandrasekaran |
Page A18,
Feb 25, 2003 |
| BAGHDAD,
Iraq, Feb. 24 -- Entering a makeshift dormitory that he intends to make
his home for next several weeks, Ube Evans, a stagehand from ... |
| Reviewed by
Lorraine Adams |
Page BW06,
Feb 23, 2003 |
| OF PARADISE
AND POWER America and Europe In the New World Order By Robert Kagan
Knopf. 103 pp. $18 Robert Kagan is the new rock star of international
... |
| By Colum
Lynch and Walter Pincus |
Page A01,
Feb 22, 2003 |
| UNITED
NATIONS, Feb. 21 -- The chief U.N. weapons inspector ordered Iraq today
to begin destroying its Al Samoud 2 missiles and associated equipment
... |
| By Glenn
Frankel |
Page A01,
Feb 16, 2003 |
| LONDON,
Feb.15 -- Several million demonstrators took to the streets of Europe
and the rest of the world today in a vast wave of protest against the
... |
| By Glenn
Frankel |
Feb 15,
2003 |
| LONDON,
Feb.15 – Several million demonstrators took to the streets of Europe
and the rest of the world today in a vast and unprecedented wave of ... |
| By Karen
DeYoung |
Page A22,
Feb 13, 2003 |
| The Bush
administration has made clear that it expects to be at war with Iraq
within the next several weeks. But senior officials acknowledge they ... |
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