Missile destruction could be suspended

IRAQ last night indicated it could suspend its missile destruction if the US presses ahead with its war plans.

Missile destruction could be suspended
Mon, 03 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

With United Nations weapons inspectors looking on, Iraq destroyed six Al Samoud 2 missiles yesterday.

In two days, Iraq has destroyed 10 of the banned weapons, about a 10th of its stock.

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