UN orders Iraq to let inspectors in

Monday 06 July 1992 23:02 BST

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NEW YORK (Reuter) - The United Nations Security Council yesterday demanded that Iraq immediately permit UN inspectors to search Baghdad's Agriculture Ministry for weapons information. The council said Baghdad's attitude constituted a 'material and unacceptable breach by Iraq' of a Gulf war ceasefire resolution. But the statement did not say what the Council would do if Iraq did not comply.

The confrontation began on Sunday when a weapons inspection team led by Major Karen Jansen was refused access to the Agriculture Ministry.

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