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Iraq / United Nations Inspections #340489

CBS Evening News for Friday, Sep 27, 1991
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Apparent ending of standoff between Iraq and UN inspectors, who have been detained in a Baghdad parking lot for four days, featured. [Voice of United Nations inspection team's David KAY - says we are free to leave with the documents.] Report introduced.

(Pentagon: David Martin) Iraq, its weapons and the United Nations inspection missions examined. [Iraqi foreign minister Ahmed HUSSEIN - (thru translator) describes what is in the documents.] Other United Nations inspection teams said going into Iraq to supervise the destruction of its supergun. [Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Colin POWELL - comments.] United States plans to launch air strikes under the command of General Charles Horner, if necessary, noted.

Reporter(s):
Martin, David;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:04:00

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