71.   Last week, Libya defied the sanctions by sending two planes carrying pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.

72.   Libya has violated the sanctions by flying its citizens to Saudi Arabia for the annual hajj or Muslim pilgrimage in Mecca.

73.   Libya has also violated the sanctions by flying Muslims to Saudi Arabia to attend the annual hajj pilgrimage without U.N. authorization.

74.   Libya, which is under similar air sanctions, has also violated the sanctions by flying pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.

75.   Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has urged Iraq to follow his example and violate U.N. sanctions by flying its citizens to Saudi Arabia for the Muslim pilgrimage.

76.   Libya has previously violated the sanctions by flying its citizens to Saudi Arabia for the annual hajj or Muslim pilgrimage in Mecca.

77.   Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has urged Iraq to follow his example and violate U.N. sanctions by flying its citizens to Saudi Arabia for the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.

78.   McKinnon said sanctions by Commonwealth countries would not have a significant effect on the military regime of Gen. Sani Abacha.

79.   Proponents of the British-American proposal say it will improve the U.N. sanctions by easing their impact on Iraqi civilians.

80.   Russia has also increased the pressure for lifting sanctions by announcing its state-controlled airline Aeroflot had started negotiations with Baghdad over the resumption of commercial flights.