Opposition 'softening' to Iraq strike, says White House

The White House says international opposition to military action against Iraq - at least as a last resort - is softening.

Tue, 10 Sep, 2002 - 08:02

The White House says international opposition to military action against Iraq - at least as a last resort - is softening.

The comments follow more world leaders saying Saddam Hussein cannot be allowed to snub UN weapons inspectors.

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