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Judith Miller argues that Libya's surrender of WMD was the result of a combination of U.S. intelligence, diplomacy, and the use of force in Iraq.
Author: Judith Miller
May 16, 2006
Judith Miller argues that Libya's surrender of WMD was the result of a combination of U.S. intelligence, diplomacy, and the use of force in Iraq.
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Judith Miller looks at the process leading up to Libya's abandonment of its WMD programs.