31.   UNSCOM is responsible for identifying and eliminating the mass destruction weapons Iraq is suspected of stashing.

32.   Iraq must comply with UN resolutions, notably those pertaining to ridding Baghdad of mass destruction weapons, British Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott said here Monday.

33.   Iraq maintains it no longer has mass destruction weapons or the capability of developing them.

34.   The terms of the ODA call for the close monitoring of military buildups -- especially the development and production of mass destruction weapons -- by recipients of Japanese aid.

35.   The United States then said it was a terrorist act and a mass destruction weapon, while it unscrupulously used two bombs of seven million grams each.

36.   Nineteen military and civilian experts in mass destruction weapons arrived Friday night at Kandahar airport which is occupied by a US Marine force, an officer told AFP.