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作者：Anonymous 在 罕见奇谈 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
俞力工相信新华社、人民日报
也相信自已的“学术”
说伊拉克生化武器，早于某年消毁
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若不懂英文，可请网友翻译
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Iraq destroys missiles, digs up toxic agents
Mar 3 07:44
AFP
Iraq insisted on Sunday it was doing its utmost to remove any "excuses"
for a US-led war, destroying banned Al-Samoud missiles and sitting down
for talks on deadly biological agents.
"If war today takes place, it is not because Iraq did not do all it should
regarding disarmament," Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's top weapons adviser,
General Amer al-Saadi, told a press conference in Baghdad.
"My task, my only task (is) to remove all excuses for waging war."
Saadi said a first round of concrete technical talks to quantify destroyed
germ weapons started late on Sunday at UN headquarters in Baghdad, as UN
experts supervised the bulldozing of prohibited missile systems in two sites.
He said excavations had turned up significant traces of anthrax and VX nerve
agent, whose destruction UN inspectors have been seeking to certify for
years.
Excavations at the al-Aziziya air base south-west of Baghdad had uncovered
fragments of nearly all 157 bombs filled with tonnes of toxic agents which
Iraq insists it destroyed unilaterally in 1991, Saadi said.
"So far we have reached a figure not quite 157, but we are nearing it, there
is work in progress.
"So far, more than eight (bombs) have been found which were intact, not
perforated, which could be tested for the material inside."
As for the anthrax which Iraq also claimed to have destroyed, Saadi said
that material was at a site called al-Hakam, and was the subject of a meeting
late on Sunday between newly arrived UN biological experts and Iraqi authorities.
He said the 1.5 tonnes of VX which the United Nations says remain to be
accounted for were "unilaterally destroyed in a dumping site near al-Muthanna
State Establishment, and we have made analyses which strongly indicate that
the total material was destroyed there".
That was also being discussed in this evening's talks, he said, adding:
"The results that we have made so far indicate something which is near,
quite near, that total (that) was destroyed there."
Meanwhile, Saadi said a second batch of six Al-Samoud 2 missiles were destroyed
under UN supervision on Sunday, bringing the total to 10 in two days, while
a second casting chamber used in the manufacturing process for the missiles
had also been destroyed.
UN chief weapons inspector Hans Blix had ordered Iraq to scrap the missiles
after UN experts said they exceeded the 150km range allowed under disarmament
terms.
Saadi said Iraq had 100 Al-Samoud 2 missiles, with another 20 still on the
assembly line.
But he warned that Iraq would stop destroying the missiles if the United
States decided to wage war against Iraq unilaterally.
"If it turns out that America is not going the legal way, why should we
continue (with the destruction of prohibited missiles)?"
He said Iraq was not making pictures available of the missile destruction
so as not to hurt the feelings of the Iraqi people because the Al-Samoud
2 were "legitimate" and Baghdad had only accepted their destruction to avoid
a war.
The missile destruction as well as private interviews with Iraqi germ and
missile experts are considered key tests of Iraq's willingness to cooperate
with the inspectors probing its alleged weapons of mass destruction programs.
"So as you can see, there is pro-active cooperation on the Iraqi side,"
said Saadi, adding that UN inspectors conducted three private interviews
with Iraqi scientists in recent days.
He said a new letter on "the indigenous production of rockets" would be
sent to the United Nations later on Sunday.
He also called on the international community to acknowledge progress made
by Iraq and block attempts by the United States and its allies to pass a
resolution at the Security Council for the use of force.
Saadi accused US President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony
Blair of "lying" about Iraq's arms programs to justify war, which he said
would cost $US80 billion ($132.43 billion) while disarmament cost the world
nothing.
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