15 JANUARY 2003
A team of three International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors visited the Al-Mahawheel Storages belonging to Al-Qa'qa State Company to check RDX explosive materials.
A team of two IAEA inspectors went to the Hitten State Company to weigh and check RDX and HMX explosives. UNMOVIC calls the company an "ammunitions and armaments organization." Hittin is approximately 80 kilometers southeast of Baghdad, according to UNMOVIC.
27 JANUARY 2003
A third team of five IAEA inspectors went to the Al-Amiriyah Stores (a.k.a. Al-Kindi Research and Development Company) belonging to the Al-Kindi State Company, owned by the Military Industrial Organization (MIO), located at Al-Sahil Al-Ayser in Mosul. Inspectors verified quantities of the explosive HMX and sealed the room in which it is stored. They also checked the quantity of the explosive material RDX.
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Tracking Inspections Jan 2003
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- The worst may be yet to come in Iraq
- Tracking Inspections Jan 2003
- And, of course, the question nobody is asking...
- Ewww....Comic Guy says, "Worst Thread Ever!" ;)
- Turns out the claims aboutt he missing explosives was 'incorrect', Don. (n/t)
- So let me get this straight, Ed...
- Get it straight, if you can: The explosives were not there. It is the museum lie told much larger.
- What exactly about this article...
- So let me get this straight, Ed...
- Bush cover-up exposed
- Bush's blunders in Iraq
- Iraq's missing explosives
- Worse Than the Usual Bad
- Making Things Worse
- Slaughter and sloppiness
