muslim
15th February 2003, 07:32 AM
BBC:Friday, 14 February, 2003, 17:23 GMT
<b>'No evidence'</b>
<font color="blue"> Mr Blix cast doubt on American intelligence material presented to the Security Council last week by US Secretary of State Colin Powell. <!--color-->[/color]
He said he had no evidence that Iraq had had advance warning of inspections - as has been claimed by the United States - and questioned satellite images said to show suspicious movement at an Iraqi weapons site.
"The reported movement of munitions at the site could just as easily have been a routine activity as a movement of proscribed munitions in anticipation of an imminent inspection," he said.
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<b>'No evidence'</b>
<font color="blue"> Mr Blix cast doubt on American intelligence material presented to the Security Council last week by US Secretary of State Colin Powell. <!--color-->[/color]
He said he had no evidence that Iraq had had advance warning of inspections - as has been claimed by the United States - and questioned satellite images said to show suspicious movement at an Iraqi weapons site.
"The reported movement of munitions at the site could just as easily have been a routine activity as a movement of proscribed munitions in anticipation of an imminent inspection," he said.
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