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在经过近两年的“地毯式”搜寻后,美国派往伊拉克查找萨达姆政权发展大规模杀伤性武器的“伊拉克调查小组”已经在2004年底正式结束这项工作,空着手悄然撤回到美国。在《华盛顿邮报》1月12日捅出这一消息后,美国白宫随即也向外界正式承认,在伊拉克搜寻大规模杀伤性武器的行动已经停止,并未发现布什总统在发动伊战前所宣称的大规模杀伤性武器库存。美国白宫发言人斯科特·麦克莱伦还透露,调查小组负责人、首席武器检查官道尔夫将在今年2月向国会提交调查报告的最后版本。这一切无不表明,美国在伊拉克展开的声势浩大的搜寻大规模杀伤武器的活动无果而终。而既然开战的证据未能找到,布什政府“先发制人”的军事战略必将遭到严重抨击。
After nearly two years of carpet search, the Iraqi Investigation Team dispatched to Iraq to search for the regime in Saddam Hussein for the development of weapons of mass destruction has officially ended the work by the end of 2004. Quietly withdrawn to the United States. After the Washington Post on January 12 stole the news, the White House immediately formally acknowledged to the outside world that the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq has ceased. It has not been discovered that President Bush was in the process of launching the Iraq war Declared weapons of mass destruction stocks. U.S. White House Spokesman Scott McClellan also disclosed that the investigation team chief and chief weapons inspector Dougorf will submit the final version of the investigation report to the National Assembly in February this year. All this shows that the massive U.S. search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq did not succeed. Since the evidence of the war has not been found, the Bush administration’s “preemptive” military strategy will surely be seriously criticized.