U.N.: Iraqis Shipped Metal Out of Country
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Less than three months after U.S.-led forces toppled Saddam Hussein, American-appointed Iraqi authorities began shipping thousands of tons of scrap metal out of the country, including at least 42 engines from banned missiles, according to a new report from U.N. weapons inspectors circulated Tuesday.
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The report also concluded that Iraq's ability to produce illicit weapons had eroded by the time of the U.S. invasion in 2003.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog is worried the  U.S.-led war aimed at disarming Iraq may have unleashed a  proliferation crisis if looters have sold equipment that can be  used to make atomic weapons, Western diplomats said.
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Nearly 400 tonnes of conventional explosives that could be used in missiles has disappeared from an arms depot in Iraq that was not being patrolled, the International Atomic Energy Agency said.
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UNITED NATIONS - Hundreds of tonnes of high explosives are missing and probably looted from a former Iraqi military facility, the United Nations nuclear watchdog said on Monday.
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Equipment and material that could be used in developing nuclear weapons have disappeared from Iraq and could be misused because of the chaos in the country, the head of the UN&#39;s atomic watchdog agency warned.
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United Nations officials found vials of dangerous chemicals, which had been removed from Iraq a decade ago, in a U.N. building in New York, but U.N. officials said on Thursday there was no danger.
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The U.N. nuclear agency said Thursday it warned the United States about the vulnerability of explosives stored at Iraq's Al-Qaqaa military installation after another facility &#151; Iraq's main nuclear complex &#151; was looted in April 2003.
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Mohamed ElBaradei warned the world today that nuclear assets in Iraq have been looted and nuclear materials have disappeared. Greenpeace made that warning more than a year ago when we located radioactive materials
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WASHINGTON -- Iraqi officials reported that thieves looted 377 tons of powerful explosives from an unguarded site after the US-led invasion last year, the top UN nuclear official said yesterday. And a former weapons inspector said he had counted about 100 other unguarded weapons sites that may have been stripped of munitions for use in the wave of attacks against ...
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VIENNA, Oct 28  - The International Atomic Energy Agency stepped back into the controversy over missing explosives in Iraq Thursday, insisting that almost 330 tonnes had indeed vanished from a depot in Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
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Between 350 and 380 tonnes of explosives are missing from a former Iraqi military facility, the UN nuclear agency confirmed Monday.
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Hundreds of tonnes of powerful explosives that could be used in conventional missiles, or as a trigger for nuclear devices, has disappeared from a military installation in Iraq left unguarded by the US military, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA
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Missing nuclear-related equipment in Iraq was removed by specialists working systematically over an extended period, diplomats said yesterday, contradicting
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VIENNA -- Missing nuclear-related equipment in Iraq was removed by specialists working systematically over an extended period, diplomats said yesterday, contradicting Iraqi officials who suggested that little was taken and only randomly by looters.
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Equipment and materials that  could be used to make nuclear weapons are disappearing from  Iraq but neither Baghdad nor Washington appears to have  noticed, the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency reported on Monday.
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US contractor Contrack International has pulled out of a $325 million (170 million pound) Iraqi transportation project because of violence, a US official says.