11.   Iraq claims it has destroyed such weapons, but U.N. inspectors have repeatedly accused Baghdad of withholding key information.

12.   Iraq maintains it has met that requirement, but U.N. weapons inspectors accuse the government of President Saddam Hussein of trying to circumvent the resolution.

13.   Iraq claims it has satisfied the requirement, but U.N. weapons inspectors have accused the government of Saddam Hussein of trying to evade the resolutions.

14.   Iraq claims to have done so, but U.N. arms inspectors have repeatedly accused Baghdad of concealing evidence about its weapons programs.

15.   Iraq maintains it has fulfilled all council requirements, but U.N. weapons inspectors have repeatedly accused Iraq of trying to hide weapons to evade Security Council resolutions.

16.   Iraq repeatedly has accused the U.S. inspectors of espionage, while the inspectors have accused Baghdad of hiding information and misleading monitors.

17.   The attacks were triggered by a report in which United Nations arms inspectors accused the Iraqi government of obstructing their search for weapons of mass destruction.

18.   The attack was prompted by a report in which U.N. arms inspectors accused the Iraqi government of obstructing their search for banned weapons.

19.   The attacks took place after U.N. inspectors accused Iraq of obstruction.

20.   The attacks took place after U.N. weapons inspectors accused Iraq of obstruction.