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US will pull out of Iraq
GENEVA. Apr 5: US forces will withdraw from Iraq soon regardless of whether Baghdad accepts the tough UN resolution dictating the terms for an end to the conflict, a US official said today, reports Agen des
"Were going to pull out soon. I can't give you a definite date but it s not conditioned on whether Iraq accepts the resolution*. US Assistant Secretary of State John Bolton told reporters.
Tf Iraq doesn't accept the resolution, they don't get a ceasefire and they don't get their oil flow turned back on. which is why we think ulU-. mately they're going to have to accept if.
US President George Bush sent Bolton to Geneva on Thursday night to try to coordinate aid for refugees fleeing the forces of Iraqi President Saddam I luasetn. Iraq said today that It had 'totally crushed* the anti-government revolt that has swept the roun try tn the wake of the Gulf War
and It offered a partial amnesty to Kurdish rebels.
'Iraq has totally crushed all the acts of sedition and sabotage tn all the citizen of Iraq.* the ruling Revolutionary Command Council (RCC) announced in a meeting chaired by President Saddam Hussein.
Amid mounting international concern over the Kurds, the RCC. quoted by the Iraqi news agency, said it was offering an amnesty to Kurdish rebels, except for those who had carried out acts of 'premeditated murder, rape or theft.*
Reuter reports say Saddam Hussein discussed the suppression of Kuadtsh rebellion with senior aides today, the official Iraqi News Agency (INA) reported.
It said the meeting of the Revolution Command Council (RCC) was briefed by Vice-Chairman Izzat Ibrahim on the return of security and stability to northern towns and areas after the speedy and total collapse of the gangs of thieves
and agents.
Ibrahim. Saddam's Number Two. took charge of crushing post-Gulf War revolts by Shi'ites tn south Iraq and Kurds in the North. ,
INA suggested the RCC may have also discussed the UN Security Council's Gulf cease fire resolution, saying the meeting covered regional and international developments
It gave no details Baghdad has yet to accept the UN resolution which would strip Iraq of long-range missiles, chemical and biological weapons and Impound part of Its oil revenues to pay war reparations.
In New York. France. Britain and the United States pressed the UN Security Council to adopt a resolution today demanding Iraq should stop Its military onslaught against Kurds.
The three countries also want Baghdad to allow human! tartan groups Into Iraq, to reach those in need of help after President Saddam Hussein's forces crushed an uprising