Documents cast doubt on amount of missing explosives
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The amount of heavy explosives allegedly missing from the Al-Qaqaa weapons depot south of Baghdad may be considerably less than the 377 tons reported by Iraqi authorities, the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) News reports.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency says several hundred tons of high explosive material have disappeared in Iraq. The agency says a lack of security has led to looting from several sites.
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WASHINGTON - An inventory has found another case of missing data involving nuclear weapons, this time at the Energy Department's regional office in Albuquerque, N.M., the department disclosed Thursday.    The Energy Department said that an "accounting discrepancy" involving three copies of a "controlled removable electronic media" - or CREM - was found at the regional office as part of the nationwide inventory of such devices...
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Documents made public on Tuesday suggest that some killings of Iraqi prisoners may not have been investigated thoroughly.
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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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Vienna, Austria -- The UN nuclear watchdog agency says it&#39;s concerned tons of missing explosives in Iraq &quot;could have fallen into the wrong hands.
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An Army unit removed 250 tons of ammunition from the Qaqaa weapons depot in April 2003 and later destroyed it, the company's former commander said. A Pentagon spokesman asserted that some was of the same type as the missing explosives that have become a major issue in the presidential campaign.
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The report that hundreds of tons of high explosives are missing from the Qaqaa munitions facility in Iraq has loomed over the last week of the presidential campaign, and led to a blur of charges and countercharges about what actually happened, and why the
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The UN&#39;s nuclear watchdog agency reported yesterday that massive quantities of high explosives at an Iraqi weapons facility have disappeared
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Washington - In a massive pre-election embarrassment for the Bush administration, 380 tons of lethal explosives - which could be used to trigger nuclear weapons - have vanished from a military facility in Iraq which was supposed to have been guarded by
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BLUNDERING American troops have let 380 tons of high explosives disappear from an Iraqi military base. Terrorists and insurgents are feared to have raided the weapons stockpiles at the Al
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There appears to be two periods of time when the 377 tonnes of high explosives missing from a military facility in Iraq could have been moved or stolen - in the weeks before the US invasion began or in April after US troops overran the Al-Qaqaa base and
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WASHINGTON -- The US military is reviewing tapes taken by a Minnesota-based news crew in Iraq to determine whether they are pictures of the 377 tons of powerful explosives that the Iraqi government and the United Nations nuclear agency have declared missing, according to a spokesman for the Army's 101st Airborne Division.
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The White House acknowledged Monday that nearly 380 tons of powerful explosives are missing from a weapons facility that American forces
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Pentagon officials have identified the period during which nearly 400 tons of powerful explosives from an Iraqi military facility vanished, leading to speculation over should claim responsibility for the disappearance.
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VIENNA, Oct 28  - The International Atomic Energy Agency stepped back into the controversy over missing explosives in Iraq Thursday, insisting that almost 330 tonnes had indeed vanished from a depot in Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
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WASHINGTON -- The head of the United Nationsâ nuclear inspection arm told the UN Security Council on Monday that nearly 380 tons of high-grade explosives that could be used in nuclear bombs or terrorist weapons are missing from a storage facility in Iraq