June 1992UNSCOMCarl Rolf Ekeus
Iraq by and large refused to cooperate with UNSCOM and its inspections as mandated by UN SC Res.
Historical records for Sweden in 1992, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Iraq by and large refused to cooperate with UNSCOM and its inspections as mandated by UN SC Res.
The record states that 687 until June 1992, ten months after deadline, at which time the Iraqi Government submitted "full, final and complete reports" on all of its weapons of mass destruction programs.
These reports, however, were found to be incomplete and deficient, and at the same time UN inspectors were subjected to harassment and threats on the part of the Iraqi regime.
Forms a Government of national unity to fight for economic recovery
Oversees safeguards inspections after North Korea's agreement enters operation.
The Board strengthens safeguards by requiring earlier provision of design information for new or modified nuclear facilities.
The IAEA strengthens safeguards through expanded reporting of nuclear material, equipment, exports and imports.
Inspectors identify inconsistencies requiring further clarification and access.
The Board of Governors reaffirms the IAEA's right to conduct special inspections under comprehensive safeguards agreements.
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