| This
page with graphics | Disarmament
Diplomacy | Disarmament Documentation | ACRONYM
Reports |
| Acronym Institute Home Page
| Calendar | UN/CD
|
NPT/IAEA | UK | US | Space/BMD |
| CTBT | BWC
| CWC | WMD Possessors
| About Acronym | Links | Glossary |
Disarmament Diplomacy
Issue No. 14, April 1997
Libya Said to Halt Work on Controversial Chemical Plant
On 19 March, John Holum, the Director of the US Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency (ACDA), told reporters that US intelligence was
detecting no construction activity at the Tarhuna facility in
Libya, which the US last year announced it suspected of being a
major chemical weapons production site. According to Holum:
"Our latest reports are that construction has halted at that
plant."
Report: Libya halts chemical arms plant, United
Press International, 19 March.
© 1998 The Acronym Institute.
Return to top of page
Return to List of Contents
Return to Acronym Main Page