Director of Central Intelligence Special Advisor for Strategy Regarding Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction (Wmd) Programs

By Duelfer, Charles

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Title:	Director of Central Intelligence Special Advisor for Strategy Regarding Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction (Wmd) Programs
Author:	Duelfer, Charles
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Excerpt: Initial Impressions: First, a disclaimer. This report is very limited in scope. It is intended to provide a status report of my efforts at steering the ISG. It is not a preliminary assessment of findings. I inherited the expectation of appearing before Congress from the previous Special Advisor, and I am using this opportunity to describe my overall approach. It has now been six weeks since I arrived in Baghdad as the DCI’s Special Advisor for WMD in Iraq. In that time I have begun my examination of the efforts of the Group, its accomplishments, and capabilities. Certainly, General Dayton and the ISG operation he has run for the past year have achieved many major accomplishments in difficult circumstances. Much data related to Iraq’s WMD programs has been gathered. It is clear that Iraq was in violation of UN Resolutions, including UNSCR 1441. I am now making some adjustments to strategy and focus, which I will discuss. Largely they are intended to derive the meaning of the assortment of facts we have accumulated and continue to accumulate. While I am new to the ISG and the process, which has been underway for the past year, this is not my first time in Baghdad. I have been directly involved in the disarmament of Iraq since 1993. I served as the Deputy Director of UNSCOM from 1993 until 2000. I have spent long hours over the years with many of the key figures- many now in jail- and know them well. It is with this experience in mind that I speak to you today about Iraq and the search for WMD.

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