June 2001
- State Department Noon Briefing, U.S. Department of State, Office of the Spokesman, 20 June 2001 -- Q: Can you tell us where you are in terms of garnering support for the sanctions or amending sanctions against Iraq? And can you tell us what came out of the Secretary's meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Ivanov on this subject?
- State Department Noon Briefing, U.S. Department of State, Office of the Spokesman, 19 June 2001 -- Richard, the Iraqis start rebuilding their military. They already bought 200 armored vehicles, transportation car is the names Ural from the Russia, and they ordered 1,300 more of the same vehicle. And also, we heard that the United States reduced the flight over the Iraqi -- northern part of the Iraq. Are you planning to change your policy against Iraq or strategy against Iraq?
- State Department Noon Briefing, U.S. Department of State, Office of the Spokesman, 14 June 2001 -- Can we go east to Iraq? Can you tell us about this $6 million that you're asking for for the INC?
- State Department Noon Briefing, U.S. Department of State, Office of the Spokesman, 12 June 2001 -- Despite Iraq's threats to cut off oil to its neighbors if they supported the US and the British idea of sanctions, apparently they have not cut off oil to Syria. It is still exporting at a higher rate than it can produce, which was one of our concerns when we went to the region. And the Secretary asked Syria about this, and this gets back into the whole pipeline. Do you have any update yet on what Syria is doing to bring its pipeline under UN control, or at least UN awareness?
- Iraq: Oil-For-Food Holds Release, U.S. Department of State, Office of the Spokesman, 01 June 2001 -- Question: Provide examples of some of the material that we will now allow to be shipped to Iraq by lifting our "holds".
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