.Chapter 47

"It's really troublesome!" On the side of the corridor, several members of the Standing Committee looked at each other, unable to think of any good idea. Although these people could wave their hands to determine the fate of thousands of people, this kind of thing now seems to be beyond the ability of these people.

"Yes, this incident is really inappropriate..." If you don't have nutrition, it echoes in the corridor. After a while, Zhang Yan, who was thinking about the other end of the corridor, stood up, walked to the door of the emergency room, and asked the tired dean: "What's the result of the rescue?"

The president strongly raised his spirit: "Report to Secretary Zhang, he is still in rescue. The situation is still unclear, but the hope is still quite big!

Zhang Yan nodded: "You are lucky to be miserable." Then he looked at several members of the Standing Committee: "I'll just be alone in the matter here. You have a good rest. There will be a standing committee meeting tomorrow."

Those standing committee members had to hold on for a while, but when they saw Zhang Yan's blood-red eyes, they all consciously said goodbye to Zhang Yan, all of whom knew that it was impossible for them to anger the Secretary at this critical moment.

"I'll go see me off!" Wang Ergou said to Zhang Yan and sent several members of the Standing Committee away.

"Sister-in-law, you are there now. I see that in this situation, only you can persuade Secretary Zhang."

"Well, I'll be there in ten minutes. Standing at the end of the corridor, Zhang Yan hid in the deep darkness. Only in this way can he calm his heart down for a moment, but this quietness is only short-lived, and the feeling of regret always surfaces like bubbles in the deep sea. Why does this cause this situation?

Is it because of my negligence that everything is now caused? Zhang Yan doesn't know, nor does he want to know. Everything he can do now is to wait until the result comes out, cruel or happy, just like Pandora's magic box, which bothers Zhang Yan's thoughts, and fear slowly grasps Zhang Yan.

"Stone!" A familiar voice came from the other end of the corridor, and Zhang Yan did not look up. Although he needed this voice very much to soothe his chaotic heart. But he didn't tell his wife about this, how could she come?

"Stone!" This time the sound became much louder. Zhang Yan raised his head and found that Liu Mingjie was standing in front of him, standing at the junction of light and darkness. He was wearing a white dress, as if he was the goddess of the earth in Greek mythology.

"Wife, why are you here?" Zhang Yandao.

"Well, I heard something happened to you, and I felt a little scared, so I came to find you." Liu Mingjie looked at Zhang Yan, her eyes full of love and no sign of fear.

"Don't be afraid, I'm here." Zhang Yan stood up, straightened his back and hugged Liu Mingjie in his arms, feeling ashamed of his weakness just now. *** A big man, if the sky falls and the quilt is covered, what can he do if he has such a little setback? If the sky falls and the quilt is covered. Even if Erhu really can't do it, he must grit his teeth and persevere. Kill Zhou Ziqiang, a quack, and avenge Erhu!

At this moment, the red light in the emergency room went out quietly, and then the dean, who was like a ball, ran out: "Secretary Zhang, Secretary Zhang, are very happy, Director Zhao has passed the dangerous period, are very happy."

At this moment, Zhang Yan felt a sudden happiness. The next morning, although his eyes were as dark as a national treasure, Zhang Yan was the first to come to the office to process today's documents. Zhang Yan knew that although it was an early meeting, those members of the Standing Committee would not come to work until nine o'clock. This is the case in China. If they could take the opportunity to be lazy, few people would miss this opportunity, but they didn't think about it. This opportunity was just a waste of life and nothing worth fighting for.

After processing several files quickly, Zhang Yan saw that there was no political work and it was earlier, so he took an international observation to read it. Soon Zhang Yan found his concern.

On 8 August 2002, the Security Council adopted resolution 1441. The resolution stated that despite the continuous violation of the relevant resolutions, Iraq still had a "last chance". The resolution required the Baghdad regime to cooperate with UN inspectors "immediately, unconditionally and actively" because any new "substantial violation" would force the Council to consider "serious consequences". In the language of the United Nations, the latter sentence means using force.

However, people's understanding of the text of the resolution is inconsistent: some countries, especially France, believe that "substantive violations" can only be identified by inspectors and determined by subsequent United Nations resolutions, and the United States did not recognize the above reservation conditions, but instead saw an automatic control system that could be triggered by illegal acts in Iraq (the U.S. government felt that it had received additional support from a resolution approved by the Washington Congress). This fundamental disagreement was temporarily submerged because the joy of coordinating the Council prevailed. But in the following months, it became the focus of debate.

It was not clear at first whether Saddam Hussein agreed to the resolution within the prescribed two-week period. But a few days later, on August 13, despite his anger and sadness, Iraq agreed. The inspectors were highly nervous about returning to Baghdad. In fact, on August 17, 200, the first round of inspections began many years later. This was a great progress made, and the United States had been striving for it for a long time, but the progress was mixed with a strange smell, because its accompanying symptoms were questionable and it was under great time. In a very short period of weeks, the inspectors had to provide results that their predecessors could not accomplish during the years of intense work. But at the beginning, everything went as planned: Iraqi side sent an explanatory document to the United Nations in four weeks on all their activities in the production of chemical and biological weapons, thus satisfying the decision.

The request made in Part II of the discussion. It compares with the original documents to show whether Iraq has weapons of mass destruction and where they are hidden. The long-awaited document has 12,000 pages, and the United Nations specially sent two messengers to Baghdad to receive the Iranian side’s documents. However, some of the statements in Arabic did not include anything new. "The new statement did not find a solution to the unclarified disarmament problem.

What it provides is just a lot of work, a stack of documents and some resentment." Therefore, within a few days, Hansblix reported to the Council that the inspectors could neither "confirm Iraq's statements nor use the examples that refute these statements." However, the United States regards this document as another inaction by Iraq and must bear the consequences of the Council's provisions. U.S. ambassador to New York, John Negroponte, said Iraq did not take advantage of its last chance.

In this way, several weeks have passed. What has been done to Iraq, or more of its inaction, has long been regarded as a "substantive violation" of the relevant UN resolutions, and the argument that opponents of the war in the Council, especially France, Russia and Germany, believe that there is no sufficient evidence. Blix always came to the conclusion that Iraq is entirely likely to possess weapons of mass destruction, but the inspectors lacked the final evidence for this. Hansblix quoted US Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld as saying, "The evidence that does not exist does not prove that it does not exist." But it also cannot give legal evidence for the war.

Authorization. Therefore, Blix, who requested additional time but was not satisfied, was most willing to stand on the side of France, which also considered continuing verification. President Jacques Chirac had long pointed out that he did not directly rule out the use of force, but the United Nations verification team had enough chance to complete its mission. In contrast, due to the restrictions of the domestic election, Prime Minister Schroeder even declared war without reason after the United Nations adopted a new authorization, thus adopting a positive attitude against the United States. No matter how different the opposition positions may seem, one thing is clear: the vast majority of member states rejected the U.S.-U.K. So although the situation in Iraq is tense, the reasons for the war are obviously insufficient, and the dispute will end with Iraq's final compromise.
Chapter completed!