Dauning Street will publish another dossier in Iraqi weapons in September

Dauning Street plans to publish another dossier in Iraqi weapons in September, dedicating the publication to the Labor Party Conference.

The report will be based on the conclusions of the Iraqi research group (ISG), which consists of Americans and British and is engaged in the search for arsenals of weapons of mass destruction from the beginning of the war, today Independent reports (translation on the website inopressa.ru ).

It is expected that the investigation by the commission of Lord Hatton Suicide David Kelly, the main source of BBC material that the government "increased the attractiveness of" Iraqi weapons dossier, will end before the start of the party conference scheduled for September 28.

During the hearings in the Supreme Court, facts that are very unpleasant for the government may come up regarding the disclosure of Dr. Kelly's name in the media. In the light of this, the new “positive” dossier is designed to help reduce damage, the British edition notes.

The groups included in ISG (heads the ISG by the former UN inspector David Kay) interview Iraqi scientists and functionaries of the Saddam Hussein regime. Before their report is transmitted by Dauning Street, it will be sent to the United Intelligence Committee, chaired by John Scarlett.

So far, no evidence has been discovered that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. But they say that ISG members remain optimism about the possibility of finding plans for developing programs to create prohibited weapons.

According to The Economist magazine, Mi6 is also sure that confirmation of the September dossier on Iraq will be found. The magazine claims that, apparently, there are “reliable evidence” of programs designed to conceal weapons of mass destruction.

“We hope that we can prove: almost all the information contained in the September dossier was accurate,” his source told the magazine.