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IAEA Media Advisory
IAEA Media Advisory 2003/2702 (27 February 2003)
News Update on Iraq Inspections
UNMOVIC IAEA Press Statement on Inspection Activities in Iraq, 27 February
2003
For full coverage, see the pages on IAEA and Iraq.
27 February 2003 -- The first Mirage IV surveillance operation was conducted
successfully yesterday, 26 February.
An UNMOVIC chemical team returned to the Al Muthana site and supervised the
successful drilling of eight remaining artillery shells filled with mustard
as well as the detoxication of mustard taken from the shells. A second
chemical team inspected the Northern Refineries Company in Baiji
approximately 240km north of Baghdad.
An UNMOVIC biological team returned to the Al Aziziyah Airfield and Firing
Range and observed further digging in search of R-400 aerial bombs and bomb
fragments. Iraq claims that these bombs were filled with biological agents
and destroyed at this site in 1991. Additional fragments of R-400 bombs were
identified.
An UNMOVIC missile team inspected the David Bros Company in Baghdad. The
inspection was in response to Iraq's declaration concerning a supplier of
specialized missile equipment. The company is involved in supplying
electronic equipment and mechanical components for missile and in the
research and development of remote piloted vehicle (RPV).
An UNMOVIC multidisciplinary team performed an aerial surveillance over and
around two large sites situated west and southwest of Baghdad. These sites
correspond to the facilities, which were involved in chemical and biological
research and development in the past.
One IAEA team inspected the State Establishment for Electrical Industries
(SEEI), which is a small motors and electrical appliances manufacturer in
Baghdad. A second IAEA team performed a car-borne radiation survey in
industrial areas about 90km west of Baghdad.
Hiro Ueki
Spokesman for UNMOVIC and the IAEA in Baghdad
About the IAEA
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) serves as the world's foremost
intergovernmental forum for scientific and technical co-operation in the
peaceful use of nuclear technology. Established as an autonomous
organization under the United Nations (UN) in 1957, the IAEA carries out
programmes to maximize the useful contribution of nuclear technology to
society while verifying its peaceful use.
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Disclaimer
Grazie Marco.


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 > industrial areas about 90km west of Baghdad.
Una squadra della IAEA ha ispezionato lo "State Establishment for
Elettrical Industries" (SEEI), che è un produttore di piccoli motori e
macchine elettriche di Baghdad. Un secondo ha condotto una rilevazione di
radiazioni a bordo di un'auto nelle aree industriali a circa 90km a ovest
di Baghdad.
Raffaele
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Poi controllo se hai sbagliato o "truccato" qualcosa.
Giano 

 Poi controllo se hai sbagliato o "truccato" qualcosa.
Sbagliato? Forse, nella forma però non nella sostanza.
Truccato? Mai fatto.
Raffaele