1.   Under U.N. ceasefire resolutions that ended the Gulf War, Iraq must destroy its arsenal of weapons of mass destruction and allow long-term monitoring of its weapons program.

2.   The UN ceasefire resolution was initiated by Saudi Arabia and has been backed by five members of the Gulf Cooperation Council.

3.   Under the ceasefire resolution, Iraq must also eliminate its nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and comply with long-term monitoring before the oil embargo can be lifted.

4.   They sent the message to the United Nations as the Security Council was set to vote on a ceasefire resolution.

5.   Under Gulf War ceasefire resolutions, Baghdad must satisfy UN inspectors it has destroyed its weapons of mass destruction and submit to long-term arms monitoring.

6.   Under Gulf War ceasefire resolutions, Iraq must satisfy UN inspectors it has destroyed its weapons of mass destruction and submit to long-term arms monitoring.

7.   Under the Gulf war ceasefire resolutions, Baghdad was forced to accept the dismantling of its weapons of mass destruction and long-term monitoring of its weapons programmes.

8.   Under the UN Gulf war ceasefire resolutions Iraq had to accept the dismantling of its weapons of mass destruction and long-term weapons monitoring.

9.   It gave no further details on the meeting, which came after the UN delayed a key report on Iraqi compliance with Gulf War ceasefire resolutions.

10.   Kuwait is seeking compensation from Iraq under plans laid out in UN ceasefire resolution.