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Despite his optimism before the third round of the talkings with Iraq on the theme of the return of the UN’s inspectors for controlling the disarmement, Mr Annan after two days of talks in Vienna only obtained the restoration of archives.
The United nations wished still to be involved in the process but mr Anna, The general Secretary of The United nations organization, would no longer be implied in the negotiations as long as baghdad refused the return of the inspectors, who left Iraq in december 1998. ...
In spite of this tension, the relation between Un and Iraq have improved sinc ethe last talks. Now Iraq took into account the un resolutions and discussed with the UN control, vérification and inspection commission. But in compensation, it required a global settlement on the levée of the penalties and the repsect of Iraq’s independance. ... He blaimed the united states for supporting the inspections in the sole goal of a best understanding of Iraq’s country before an attack.
As for the united states, they were surprised of the non co-operation of Iraq with the united Nations and according to the New York times, have prepared ( have been preparing) a plan of attack on Iraq. ... The Arabs newspapers accused the United Nations and especially the general Secretary to play the role of the United states of America and blamed that the United Nations requirement for the return of the inspectors would constitute a ground for the United States of America to bomb Iraq. ...
Agreement between United Nations and Iraq on the return of the inspector and the access to “sensitive sites”
Hans Blix, the leader of the United Nations inspector ‘s mission for the disarmement succeeded in obtaining concrete undertakings from Iraq : the return of the inspector from middle of october on the field(sur le terrain) and the immediate access without conditions and restrictions “to the main part of the sensitive sites”. ... This would allow the different teams to control all the kind of weapons that Iraq may possess, but as Mr El Baradeï said, the mission should stay cautious. ...
An encouraging disarmement but there’s still to do
According to mr blix’s last report, the inspections should continue because of their success even though Iraq was still reluctant. But the inspectors needed time. ... But, in their report, the inspector feared that Iraq had obtained new means to build forbidden weapons. ... No proof was given by Iraq whether it had destroyed them or it had restarted new programmes for the builiding of them. ...
Differences between the leaders of the United Nations ‘ inspectors
Although they had known each other since 20 years and had worked at the same place, the egyptian mr El Baradeï and the swedish, mr Blix, had different points of view on the inspectors controls in Iraq.
Approximate Word count = 2256
Approximate Pages = 9
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