No banned weapons found in Iraq: CIA
Last Updated Thu, 25 Sep 2003 17:07:15
WASHINGTON - No banned weapons have been found in Iraq since the end of combat, says an upcoming interim report from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency.
Officials at the intelligence agency say the interim report from David Kay, the CIA's chief weapons inspector, won't reach any conclusions about the search for weapons of mass destruction.
Since U.S. President George Bush declared the end of major combat on May 1, Kay has led the U.S. effort to locate the biological, chemical and nuclear weapons that were the stated justification for the war. (emphasis here and below mine)
After four months of searching thousands of suspected weapons sites, and interviewing scientists thought to have worked on developing the weapons, neither the U.S. nor the British teams have been able to say they have found anything that supports those prewar accusations...
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