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Wednesday, December 23, 1998 Published at 14:29 GMT
Iraq crisis: At a glance
Overview of the key news stories, analysis and statements from BBC News Online's coverage of the Iraqi weapons crisis.
The aftermath
- Assessing the damage
- Outside Baghdad: Eyewitness report
- UN returns to Iraq
- Iraq still in the firing line
- Analysis: Saddam stands firm
Multimedia
Tony Blair: "Keeping Saddam in his cage"
Richard Downes is shown the damage in the port city of BasraStrikes end
- Iraq bombing halted
- Relief and anger in Baghdad
- World welcomes end to strikes
- Analysis: After the bombs
Multimedia
Prime Minister Tony Blair announces an end to bombingsPresident Clinton's address at the end of bombingsStrikes: Day three
Multimedia
Rageh Omaar in Baghdad on the third night of attacksStrikes: Day two
- Intensive second strike on Iraq
- Saddam Hussein: 'No compromise'
- Baghdad reports casualties, damage
- Russia vents its anger
- Drones of death hit by Tornados
- UK Tornados safe after raids
Multimedia
Jeremy Bowen reports from Baghdad on the second night of attacksRAF footage of air strikes as seen from Tornado bombersUK Defence Secretary George Robertson: British pilots played a significant partStrikes: Day one
- US hits Baghdad
- Clinton announces Iraq strikes
- Blair's statement on Iraq
- 'Resist and fight': Saddam Hussein
- The view from Baghdad
- How the world reacted
- Republican sceptics slam Clinton
- Analysis: High-risk strategy
- You say bombing was wrong
Multimedia
The attacks came in waves: Jeremy Cooke in Baghdad
Graphics show the military build-upPresident Clinton announces strikesStatement by Prime Minister Tony BlairSaddam Hussein urges Iraqis to fight (in Arabic)Bombs over Baghdad: Story in pictures
Standoff
- Crisis timeline
- So close to conflict
- UN inspectors: Frustrated at every turn
- A people suffering under sanctions
(with links to key news stories)
Behind the headlines
- The balance of forces
- Iraq's weapons of mass destruction
- Interactive map: Who supports who?
- A history of conflict
- US interests in the Gulf
- Iraq on the Net: Comprehensive links
Profiles
- Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein
- UN weapons inspector Richard Butler
- UN Secretary General Kofi Annan
- The Iraqi opposition
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