Iraq ; Russia smuggled Saddam&#39;s weapons: Report
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The Russian involvement in helping disperse Saddamâs weapons, including some 380 tons of RDX and HMX is still being investigated, Shaw said.
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Russian firms bought about 30 percent  of the oil sold under Iraq's now-defunct oil-for-food program,  according to a U.N. investigator's extensive list of companies  that did business with Saddam Hussein's government.
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Excerpts from the report by Charles Duelfer, special adviser to the director of central intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction:
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Drafts of a report from the top US inspector in Iraq conclude the country had no weapons stockpiles, but say there are signs Saddam Hussein had dormant programs he
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The report also concluded that Iraq's ability to produce illicit weapons had eroded by the time of the U.S. invasion in 2003.
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WASHINGTON - The final report of the chief U.S. arms inspector for Iraq is expected to undercut a principal Bush administration rationale for removing Saddam Hussein: that Saddam's Iraqi government had weapons of mass destruction...
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Saddam Hussein&#39;s Iraq hadn&#39;t been making weapons of mass destruction since 1991, according to the top US weapons inspector.
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Several federal agencies are investigating a widening network of criminal cases involving the purchasing and delivery of billions of dollars of weapons, supplies, and other materiel to Iraqi and American forces, according to officials from the agencies. The investigations amount to the largest ring of fraud and kickbacks uncovered in the conflict here, the officials said.
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CIA analyst Charles A. Duelfer's report on Iraq's weapons programs included lists of governments, political parties, companies and individuals from at least 44 nations who received vouchers to buy oil -- both legally and otherwise -- from the Iraqi government during Saddam Hussein's reign.
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THE REPORT: The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed Monday that nearly 380 tons of conventional explosives has gone missing from a former Iraqi military installation.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency on Monday confirmed a media report that Iraq&#39;s interim government had voiced concern over the disappearance of about 400 tons of conventional explosives that could be used in missiles.
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UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 30 -- U.N. weapons inspectors stumbled upon evidence of Saddam Hussein's elusive weapons of mass destruction: a vial of potentially lethal chemical gas that was stored in a U.N. shipping crate in Midtown Manhattan more than 10 years ago and forgotten, U.N. officials announced...
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WASHINGTON -- Iraqi officials reported that thieves looted 377 tons of powerful explosives from an unguarded site after the US-led invasion last year, the top UN nuclear official said yesterday. And a former weapons inspector said he had counted about 100 other unguarded weapons sites that may have been stripped of munitions for use in the wave of attacks against ...
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France dismissed accusations made in an official US report that French businessmen and politicians received bribes from Saddam Hussein in order to influence government policy on Iraq, with the foreign ministry describing them as &quot;unverified.&quot;
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20 September 2004 -- Ukrainian prosecutors are investigating whether a Ukrainian company tried to smuggle surface-to-air missiles to Iraq to aid insurgents fighting the US-led coalition there.
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A leading US newspaper carried areport on Sunday describing in details how the White House embraced suspect intelligence on Iraq&#39;s alleged illicit weapons inthe run-up to the Iraq war in March 2003.
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The report on WMD is the latest blow to the White House claim that the war is nearly won, writes Glenn Kessler. The release of Wednesday&#39;s definitive account on Iraq&#39;s weapons - and its conclusion that Iraq