http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...084802,00.html
<font size="1">A huge chemical weapons factory has been found in Iraq, <u>according to the Pentagon.</u>
The facility was found in Najaf, around 225 miles south of Baghdad, US military officials say.
The General in charge of the factory has been arrested and is being questioned, the Pentagon said.
Sky News Foreign Affairs expert Tim Marshal said if the claims are substantiated they will in part vindicate President Bush and Prime Minister Blair.
They have argued the case for war against Iraq on the grounds that Saddam Hussein had banned weapons of mass destruction, including chemical and biological weapons.
The Iraqi regime has always denied this and UN weapons inspectors sent back into the country at the end of last year failed to find any evidence to suggest otherwise.'</font>
<font size="1">A huge chemical weapons factory has been found in Iraq, <u>according to the Pentagon.</u>
The facility was found in Najaf, around 225 miles south of Baghdad, US military officials say.
The General in charge of the factory has been arrested and is being questioned, the Pentagon said.
Sky News Foreign Affairs expert Tim Marshal said if the claims are substantiated they will in part vindicate President Bush and Prime Minister Blair.
They have argued the case for war against Iraq on the grounds that Saddam Hussein had banned weapons of mass destruction, including chemical and biological weapons.
The Iraqi regime has always denied this and UN weapons inspectors sent back into the country at the end of last year failed to find any evidence to suggest otherwise.'</font>
Comment