Posted on 11/09/02
Top arms official sees no solid case against Iraq
UNITED NATIONS -- Evidence that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction is inconclusive, the United Nations' chief weapons inspector told the Security Council yesterday, thrusting the UN to the centre of the war on terrorism as the U.S. President prepares to make a case for toppling the Iraqi leader.
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