Examples of using Iraq declared in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 1996, Iraq declared and identified the site of the unilateral destruction of biological bulk agent at Al-Hakam.
Iraq declared the unilateral destruction of some of these bombs and the Special Commission supervised the destruction of others.
The excavation produced, amongst other remnants, three virtually intact bombs of the type Iraq declared as biological weapons.
Iraq declared that in the period from 1999 to 2002, it had resumed efforts to modify the HY-2 missile.
In its new declaration, Iraq declared an additional 350 500-gauge and 100 250-gauge aerial
Mm shells filled with mustard. Iraq declared that 550 shells filled with mustard had been lost shortly after the Gulf war.
Iraq declared that the unilateral destruction of filled aerial bombs had taken place at one location, the Al Azzizziyah firing range.
No evidence of its involvement in Iraq ' s biological warfare programme was found until Iraq declared its past involvement in 1995.
Iraq declared a small quantity of chemical weapons, which were secured and rendered unusable under the activities authorized by the Security Council.
No indication of its involvement in Iraq ' s biological warfare programme arose until Iraq declared in August 1995 its past involvement.
However, remnants of some 30 indigenously produced conventional warheads, which Iraq declared as unilaterally destroyed, have not yet been found;
Iraq declared that it had tested a fuel containing UDMH in SA-2 engines but because it was unsuccessful the project had been terminated.
(y) Iraq declared that it had decided to destroy biological munitions and the remaining biological warfare bulk agent after the Gulf war.
For example, Iraq declared that 89 proscribed operational missiles were destroyed in summer 1991, although only 83 such missiles were actually destroyed.
After the adoption of Security Council resolution 687(1991), in April 1991, Iraq declared that it had no biological weapons programme.
For half of the eight-year period of the relationship between Iraq and the Special Commission, Iraq declared that it had no biological weapons programme.
With respect to weaponization, Iraq declared that warheads for Al Hussein missiles and R-400 aerial bombs had been filled with liquid biological warfare agents.
With respect to weaponization, Iraq declared that warheads for the Al-Hussein missiles and R-400 aerial bombs had been filled with liquid biological warfare agents.
In 1991, Iraq declared that, prior to the Gulf War, it had 14 operational mobile missile launchers, including 10 that had been imported.
In March 1992, Iraq declared that most of the relevant items for engine production had been unilaterally destroyed by Iraq in the summer of 1991.