The
following timeline details the Iraqi regimes repeated pattern
of accepting inspections "without conditions" and then demanding
conditions, often at gunpoint.
To follow the timeline, please click on each link designated by year. Example: 1991
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| 1992 |
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| February 1992 |
Iraq refuses to comply with an UNSCOM/IAEA decision to destroy certain facilities used in proscribed programs and related items. |
| April 1992 | Iraq calls for a halt to UNSCOM's aerial surveillance flights, stating that the aircraft and its pilot might be endangered. The President of the Security Council issues a statement reaffirming UNSCOM's right to conduct such flights. Iraq says that it does not intend to carry out any military action aimed at UNSCOM's aerial flights. |
| July 6-29, 1992 | Iraq refuses an inspection team access to the Iraqi Ministry of Agriculture. UNSCOM said it had reliable information that the site contained archives related to proscribed activities. Inspectors gained access only after members of the Council threatened enforcement action. |
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This information is derived from an
October 1998 UNSCOM report and excerpted from http://cns.miis.edu/research/iraq/uns_chro.htm.
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