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UN Nuclear Inspectors in Libya
World | January 21, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
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Inspectors from the UN nuclear watchdog have arrived in Libya on Tuesday to work along with British and US inspection teams already present in the North African country, under a deal struck the day before in Vienna. Britain and the United States are to provide logistical support to the inspection missions carried out by the IAEA, al-Baradei had said Monday, in explaining an agreement that ended a turf battle over who should take the leading role in verifying that Libya is making good on its promise to give up weapons of mass destruction.
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