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Home Page> Comprehensive Revised Report with Addendums on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction (Duelfer Report)
Comprehensive Revised Report with Addendums on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction (Duelfer Report)
The Special Advisor to the Director of Central Intelligence on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) has released a revised edition of his September 2004 Comprehensive Report on Iraq's WMD, as well as six previously unpublished addendums. The report, also known as the Duelfer Report, reveals a comprehensive picture of the Saddam Hussein regime's weapons of mass destruction programs as unraveled by the Iraq Survey Group (ISG).
The report draws on the ISG's unprecedented access to Iraqi participants, including Saddam himself, Iraqi documents, and reported weapons sites. It compares previous assessments of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, provides insight into how the Saddam regime viewed such weapons programs and their future, and untangles the Saddam regime's interactions with the UN and Oil for Food Program.
The previously unavailable addendums record the results from the investigation of issues that remained open after the initial publication of the Comprehensive Report issued on September 30, 2004. These issues include:
- The potential quantity of residual chemical weapons in Iraq;
- The status of people, facilities, and equipment formerly employed in the weapons of mass destruction programs;
- A discussion of the process and utility of debriefing Iraqi detainees to gain understanding of these programs;
- A detailed description of the history of Iraq's Military Industrial Commission, the governmental organ in charge of weapons development;
- Comments on the investigation of the possible movement of Iraqi Weapons of mass destruction to Syria prior to the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Comprehensive Report
of the Special Advisor to the DCI on
Iraq’s WMD
With Addendums
Report Section |
File Size |
Number of Pages |
Volume 1 |
21.03 MB |
436 |
Volume 2 |
9.33 MB |
272 |
Volume 3 |
7.23 MB |
248 |
Addendums |
782 KB |
92 |
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