61.   Iraq is locked in a dispute with the United Nations for refusing to allow weapons inspectors to return to the country.

62.   Iraqi U.N. ambassador Nizar Hamdoon said the inspectors could return immediately.

63.   Iraq has refused to let inspectors return, insisting it has complied with the U.N. resolutions and demanding that sanctions be lifted.

64.   Iraq has said it will never allow the inspectors to return.

65.   Iraq has said the inspectors cannot return and has recently shifted much of its ire towards humanitarian and other U.N. work in the country.

66.   Iraq reversed its decision and allowed the U.S. inspectors to return after Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov intervened.

67.   Iraq reversed the decision on Saturday, and the inspectors returned to Baghdad on Tuesday after leaving the country in fear of U.S. airstrikes.

68.   Iraq has refused to allow the inspectors to return.

69.   Iraq has refused to let the inspectors return until sanctions are lifted.

70.   Iraq has said it will not allow the arms inspectors to return.