51.   After the Gulf War, the council ordered Iraq to destroy high tech weapons and authorized U.N. inspectors to determine compliance.

52.   All confiscated weapons will be destroyed unless a good reason is given for possessing them, the statement said.

53.   Al-Sahaf said Iraq has cooperated fully with U.N. resolutions demanding it destroy its weapons of mass destruction.

54.   All the weapons were destroyed, the agency said Friday.

55.   Although the lower house has yet to ratify the treaty, the measure on destroying weapons won unanimous approval Friday.

56.   All the weapons will be destroyed at Camp McGovern, a nearby U.S. base, Boudreau said.

57.   Al-Saadi insisted that showing Iraq had destroyed its weapons of mass destruction was a technical matter.

58.   Also Monday, NATO peacekeepers destroyed weapons and ammunition that had been confiscated or handed in to peacekeepers since NATO forces arrived here in June.

59.   Also Sunday, NATO began destroying weapons seized from Bosnian Croat military bases after the Croats failed to comply with demands to suspend the unauthorized appointments of several generals.

60.   An excavation last month yielded four missile engines, prompting Iraq to say that it proved that the weapons were destroyed.