UN monitors inspect Baghdad palace

The United Nations arms monitors in Iraq today inspected a presidential palace in the heart of Baghdad.

UN monitors inspect Baghdad palace
Wed, 15 Jan, 2003 - 09:32

The United Nations arms monitors in Iraq today inspected a presidential palace in the heart of Baghdad.

It was the international experts’ second visit to one of President Saddam Hussein’s homes since inspections resumed last year.

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