Iraq declares it has no weapons of mass destruction

Iraq declares it has no weapons of mass destruction

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi officials display a massive report, titled ''Currently Accurate, Full and Complete Declarations,'' in Baghdad on Dec. 7. The report consists of 60 volumes totaling more than 11,800 pages and 12 CD-ROMs. Hussam Mohammed Amin, chief of the Iraqi National Monitoring Directorate, told reporters that Iraq has no weapons of mass destruction. (Kyodo)

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      BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi officials display a massive report, titled ''Currently Accurate, Full and Complete Declarations,'' in Baghdad on Dec. 7. The report consists of 60 volumes totaling more than 11,800 pages and 12 CD-ROMs. Hussam Mohammed Amin, chief of the Iraqi National Monitoring Directorate, told reporters that Iraq has no weapons of mass destruction.