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Council reviews Iraqi sanctions
The Associated Press
UNITED NATIONS—The Security Council yesterday discussed the economic sanctions it imposed on Iraq after Iraq invaded Kuwait, and diplomats predicted that the world body would decide to continue them.
The council had planned to decide
the sanction but did not decide the
sanction until dela se decided.
Earlier today, diplomats attending a private Security Council session had said the council would continue the sanctions unchanged. Later, however, the council postponed making a
decision until later.
The president of the council, British Ambassador Sir David Hannay, said some of the council members wanted more time to study a lengthy report by the secretary-general on Iraq's cooperation on weapons inspection and other issues.
The diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that when a decision is made, the Security Council will continue the economic sanctions.
"There is very great concern over a number of areas of Iraqi noncompliance, particular over weapons of mass destruction, over detainees, Kuwaiti
detainees, over the return of property and over some financial issues," Hannaysaid.
President Bush and British Prime Minister John Major have contended that sanctions should be maintained while Saddam Hussein holds power.
Western diplomats say the most serious problem is Baghdad's concealment of weapons systems, such as its crash program to develop nuclear weapons, which were uncovered by U.N. inspectors only in recent months.
over Stepanakert, the capital of the enclave, at about 4 p.m. when it was attacked. It was en route to Shusha from the Azeri town of Agdam.
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Miyana Minakian, a representative of the Armenian mission in Moscow, confirmed that an Azerbaijani helicopter had been shot down.
U. N. nuclear experts say Iraq may have had the means to build four nuclear bombs a year before the war.
The helicopter was presumably carrying weapons and ammunition to Azerbaijanis who have been attacking the Armenian village of Karintag.
Vagib Rustamov, a representative for President Ayaz Mutalibov of Azerbaijan, said the helicopter was flying
Predominantly Muslim Azerbaijan and mainly Christian Armenia, two former Soviet republics, have battled for three years to gain control of Nagorno-Karabakh, which is in Azerbaijan near Iran but populated mostly by Armenians.
another helicopter was shot down
Nov. 21, killing more than 20 people.
The attack was the most serious incident reported in the fight for control of the war-torn enclave since
Armenian fighters shoot down helicopter
BAKU, Azerbaijan—Armenian rebels yesterday shot down a civilian helicopter over the disputed enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, an Azerbaijani presidential representative said. About 40 men, women and children were reported killed.
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