Examples of using Weapon programme in English and their translations into French
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IAEA has no proof of nuclear weapon programme in Iran.
We are deeply concerned over reports that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has admitted conducting a clandestine nuclear weapon programme.
The Iraqi military chemical weapon programme progressed rapidly.
The Assad regime must cease, declare anddestroy its chemical weapon programme.
Perhaps the most significant new information regarding the past biological weapon programme in the report concerns the bulk production and disposal of anthrax.
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The report of the Iraq Survey Group also includes an assessment of Iraq's intentions to conserve its capability to resurrect a chemical weapon programme, including VX.
During the Iran-Iraq war, the Iraqi chemical weapon programme was not able to produce weapons of sufficient quality that could be stored as operational and strategic reserves.
The American satellites have reportedly identified 1,500 targets linked to the Iranian nuclear weapon programme, distributed over 18 main sites.
Although a number of issues relating to the Iraqi chemical weapon programme remain unresolved, the United Nations inspectors were able to identify the major parameters of the programme, its scope and the results achieved.
Different IAEA officials have noted the Islamic Republic of Iran's compliance with theIAEA safeguard regime and refuted claims on the existence of the so-called Iranian nuclear weapon programme.
Producing fissile materials still remains the critical obstacle to overcome in any new nuclear weapon programme and for any country seeking to increase its nuclear arsenal.
Destruction of the chemical warfare agent mustard gas and flammable precursors using an incinerator built by Iraq from items of equipment procured andused in the past by the chemical weapon programme.
According to declarations made by Iraq, in the period from 1981 to 1991 the chemical weapon programme produced approximately 3,850 tons of the chemical warfare agents mustard, tabun, sarin and VX, as shown in figure I.
In the light of the above-mentioned request and Iraq's stated intention to accede to the Chemical Weapons Convention,the Commission deems it appropriate to add to this report an annex which provides an overview of the chemical weapon programme of Iraq see annex.
The report of the Iraq Survey Group states that Iraq's chemical weapon programme had been crippled by the 1991 Gulf war and judges that Iraq unilaterally destroyed its undeclared chemical weapons stockpile in 1991.
This included elements of the programme that Iraq tried to conceal from the inspectors, such as its efforts to produce the chemical warfare agent VX and retain a portion of the equipment, instruments andmaterials procured in the past by the chemical weapon programme.
The experience of the verification of the Iraqi chemical weapon programme shows that only an advanced verification system comprising various verification tools and techniques is capable of uncovering undeclared activities.
Considerable progress was made in the verification of undeclared chemical weapon-related activities, such as the VX production activities of Iraq and its efforts to retain a portion of the chemical process equipment andprecursors procured in the past by its chemical weapon programme.
In 1987, Iraq's chemical weapon programme personnel considered further expansion of biological activities at the Muthanna complex to be incompatible with the other site activities and infrastructure.
A convincing legitimate cover story was needed toengage outside contractors and suppliers. Therefore, the chemical weapon programme began to operate under the facade of the State Establishment for Pesticide Production SEPP.
