Saddam accepts UN resolution

Saying it wanted to save the Iraqi people from a new war, Saddam Hussein’s government accepted a tough new United Nations resolution and the return of international weapons inspectors, but called the terms unjust and illegal.

Saying it wanted to save the Iraqi people from a new war, Saddam Hussein’s government accepted a tough new United Nations resolution and the return of international weapons inspectors, but called the terms unjust and illegal.

In a nine-page letter of acceptance written to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Iraq said it wanted to prove to the world that it had no weapons of mass destruction.

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