US replaces top inspector in WMD search

The top United States weapons inspector in Iraq is stepping down, it was announced the evening.

US replaces top inspector in WMD search
Fri, 23 Jan, 2004 - 20:53

The top United States weapons inspector in Iraq is stepping down, it was announced the evening.

David Kay will be succeeded by Charles Duelfer, a veteran of weapons inspections during Saddam Hussein’s regime, Central Intelligence Agency director George Tenet said in Washington.

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