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"Of'WllitliP fiiilt\19 When with Attachment OFFICE OF TIIE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE The Senior Military Assistant 20 November 2002 MEMORANDUM FOR: )(6) OUSD(P) SUBJECT: Draft NSPD b)(6) What is the status of the attached? Ia it done? The Deputy thought it was OBE. Any clarification? Thanks. -~~ Steven P. Bucci Colonel, USA Acting Senior Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense Attachment: as staled Suspense: Friday, 22 November 2002 8 .. Pd IDEN I Viii When with Attachment FROM WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM IA 2 PSS run (MON! II . • '02 10129/IJT. 10,2 /i<IO. .. b X _ _ 6 ~) _____ p ~,,~ 9368 ~~IOA laJTARY ~AKI" OFFICE OF 1"E DEPUTY SECAETMIY OF 0ERMa X6) b)(6) ,Sr.: 7uJ O f h Per,.; ''/ w,,J aBi:. .L ) _ A,,,y C\ c.-r;11·~ "' Tt~v- .. Ct> l. Ll JI /J.o ~OUSE f TON , 2002 .J_ <TB . 7" 'J, TREASURY ENS.B RGY EPUSIDrN'I' INTE.LLIGKNCE r CHIEFS OP STAFF :ion• Support in Iraq '' for inspections in Ixaq. >ae of buaine• e November 5, - ~ ant to the ~resident ,for onal Security Affaira """ u111pec::c1one in Iraq t :·•,:, , ·c ! l -:c._ \• c.. ~l-.,,--< .. l)<"l' Se ... Dd (._; J j) { I') c:.c_ ()() -· \.' L.) (.) 11r,\,' '/ l,,. J 'fl--.e CCnduleezza Rice I.MON) !l. 4 ' 02 10 : 2!1/S'T. 10 •25/'N )(6) • F'R.0'¥ 'tfflTE HOUSI! 8lTUATI OH ~00.M 8A 137 2 - 9368 p 3 St!PPOR'l' FOR INStBC"l'IONS IN IRAQ .... BACJtGltOtfflD • I In 1,,1, Iraq agreed to a U.N.-negotiated cease-fire to end the war of aggression it had launched against Kuwait . The cease- fire terlllS included Iraq's voluntary acceptan~e of, and cooperation with, COlllprehensive, unfettered inapectiona to · ensure compliance. For seven yeara, Iraq deceived U.N . inspectors and defied the inspections regi~e before finally denying inspectors access c0111pletely in 1998. (U)° The Iraqi regime must now show that it ~s made a atrategic shift in ics approach and decided to comply with its obligations. A new U.N . inapection regime provides~ mean• to test whethe. the Iraqi regime ha.a made thia • trategic· ahitt and is willing to give up its weapons of mass destruction . There can be zero tolerance for further deception or noncompliance. To be successful, inspections muat place priority on testing Iraq's willingness to cooperate and to be disarmed of weapon• of mass destruction . (U} . ONITBD STARS SUPPORT •OR ?HSPBCTIOHS Subject to suec•asful coq,letion of work Wlderway in the U.N. Security Council to pasa a new resolution 0n I~aq, and to receiving neceseary assurances regarding the principles under which inspections will operate, and in pursuit of the goals outlined above, the United States will provide full eupport to the United Nations Monitoring Verification, and Inspection ColMli.ssion (UNMOVIC) and the International Atomic Energy Agenc:y (IAEA) in the accomplishment of theix missions. While we progress on fulfilling these conditiona, it is time now to begin to support the UNMOVIC and IAEA missions in Iraq • ...., Fulfilling these missions requires that UNMOVIC &nd the IAEA employ a strategy of robust, flexible, and aecure inspections that use , as appropriate, the 'full range of relevant technical and human capabilities . The United States will respond to UNMOVIC and the IAEA requests for material. operational , personnel. and intelligence 811pport , as well as suggeat such support to UNMOVIC and the IAEA sufficient to accoa,plish the responsibilities mandated for them by the relevant U.N. Security Council Resolutions . _. 1 C••aei.fiaa lily, C:eadliilleaaaa U.,-;. Reasgns· l S(e) Cd) J;)eeJ.aa11if¥ g,n,• JD/'ll/11 I I I' • . PROM•WJIITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM SA IMO"J 11. 4' 02 10•29/ST. 10 125 b)(6) p 4 • a I 2&2 W. The Secretaries of State, Defenee , 'l'rea•ury, ,and Energy, the Attorney General, and the Directer of ' Central Intelligence should ensure that the necessary internal directive• are issued designating 0fficiala reaponeible for providing support to both UNMOVIC and the IASA Action Teall\ , Theee di~ectivea ahould ensure that suDoort for UNMOVIC and the IAl:A receives a high priority . ~ ·' (b)(l) The Proliferation Strategy Policy Coordination committee, reporting to,the Deputies a.nd Principal• ,connittees, will coordinate development of policy guidance regarding inapectiona· in Iraq and U.S . suppo~t for them, to include, for exaaple, . the appropriate · level of support, measure• . to en• ure the aecurity of· sensitive information and technologies, and review of UHMOVXC's and the IAEA'a work to eruaure that it continues to be conaiatent with the goals outlined above . The Department ot State will be responsible for coordinating official communications with UNMOVIC and the IAEA, and for coordinating U.S. support for, and assistance to, UHMOVIC and the IAEA withi~ policy guidance . The Department• of Defense , Treasury, Justice and the Central Intelligence Agency will provide such aupp<?rt a& needed. ... • 7 1 -- ------- -