Arms inspectors return to Iraqi 'hot zone'

International arms inspectors revisited one of the “hot zones” of Iraq’s biological weapons programme today, peering into holding tanks and checking the ground and outbuildings to see whether military research had resumed.

Arms inspectors return to Iraqi 'hot zone'

International arms inspectors revisited one of the “hot zones” of Iraq’s biological weapons programme today, peering into holding tanks and checking the ground and outbuildings to see whether military research had resumed.

The al-Dawrah plant, ostensibly used for making animal vaccines, produced deadly botulinum toxins in the 1980s, earlier UN inspections found.

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