Libya and Weapons of Mass Destruction

Witness: Archive 2012 by BBC

Dec 20, 20128:52Society & Culture

In December 2003 Colonel Gaddafi announced Libya was giving up trying to make weapons of mass destruction. United Nations weapons inspectors were immediately sent to Tripoli to check. One of them has been speaking to Wit...

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