United Nations-Iraq Relations / Weapons Inspections / US

United Nations-Iraq Relations / Weapons Inspections / US #142568

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Jul 28, 1992
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(Studio: Sam Donaldson) Report introduced.

(Baghdad: Sheila MacVicar) Inspection by the United Nations team of the Iraqi agricultural ministry building for weapons-related documents featured; scenes shown from Baghdad of the inspectors and from a demonstration against United States and President Bush. [UN team MEMBER, United Nations special commission ambassador Rolf EKEUS - comment.]

(Studio: Sam Donaldson) Report introduced.

(White House: Brit Hume) Political response to the crisis with Iraq that now appears over featured. [Representative Thomas FOLEY, Senator George MITCHELL - comment.] Statements from White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater and Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney about the agreement between Iraq and the United Nations reported. [CHENEY - says it is not a crisis.] View that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein is still cheating on the UN resolutions with his approaches to Kuwait and Iraq's own citizens noted.

(Studio: Sam Donaldson) Reaction by Democratic candidates Governor Bill Clinton and running mate Senator Albert Gore to Bush's comments yesterday on foreign policy and the need to trust the president outlined.

Reporter(s):: Donaldson, Sam;; Hume, Brit;; MacVicar, Sheila
Duration:: 00:04:30

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