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If HMGovt accept that, at time of Operation Granby, Iraq had several chemical weapons including Soman and Sarin, and why they discounted Czechoslovak military reports that low levels of Sarin were detected in Saudi theatre in early days of air conflict.

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Countess of Mar (Crossbench)
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Written questions
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Answered
Date
6 June 1996
Reference
572 c136WA
House
House of Lords

For what reasons HMGolvt discount possibility that Iraq may have released Scud missiles containing toxic but sub-lethal quantities of nerve agents when 28 Iraqi Scud missile warheads containing Sarin were found at the end of war.

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Countess of Mar (Crossbench)
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Written questions
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Answered
Date
6 June 1996
Reference
572 c136WA
House
House of Lords

How HMGovt reconcile their Written Answer of 21 March 1996 (WA 108) to Countess of Mar that 'there are no known chronic health effects arising from exposure to low levels of chemical warfare nerve agents' with information contained in Iraqi Restricted Manual entitled: A Course in Nuclear, Biological and Chemical...

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Countess of Mar (Crossbench)
Type
Written questions
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Answered
Date
4 June 1996
Reference
572 c121-2WA
House
House of Lords