I can't locate a specific timeline from the U.N.'s own documents. They could have distilled a timeline from this document, but I don't know. The last UNSCOM report before they were booted out of Iraq can be found here. This may be the "October 1998" report referred to by the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, a group that does not seem to strike me as a right-wing thinktank.
That's all the pearls I'm going to fling for now.
If you continue to insist that the United Nations neither discovered nor destroyed WMD and/or facilities after 1991, I don't think there's much else I can do. I leave it to others to decide for themselves.
A critical point you are overlooking is the pattern of behavior of Iraq in terms of concealment, lies, non-cooperation, inconsistent statements, and generally hurling bullshit at the inspectors nonstop.
Nobody reading the chronology of the inspections, from WHATEVER source, would have cause to believe the Saddam regime if it said the Earth went around the sun.
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