Experts to study Iraqi missile programmes

International experts will today try to determine whether two Iraqi missile programmes violate UN resolutions.

Experts to study Iraqi missile programmes
Mon, 10 Feb, 2003 - 09:12

International experts will today try to determine whether two Iraqi missile programmes violate UN resolutions.

The experts will spend two days studying Iraq’s Al Samoud Two and Al Fatah missiles, which in some tests exceeded the maximum 93-mile range allowed under Security Council resolutions.

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