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(13 Oct 1995) T/I: 11:16:58 The United States decided on Friday (13/10) to keep economic sanctions imposed on Iraq for at least another year. US officials made their decision after hearing the latest UN Special Commission (UNSCOM) report on Iraqi arms stockpiles. US ambassador to the United Nations, Madeleine Albright, called the report released on Wednesday (11/10) "stunning" and said it showed that Iraq "cheated and lied more than anybody suspected." SHOWS: NEW YORK, USA. 13/10 US ambassador to UN, madeleine albright sot: We have heard a stunning report from chairman ekeus which from all indications shows iraq has cheated and lied in terms of its dealings with the UN and the international community, and given this double dealing, I have to say that I would be very surprised if they had given up their desire to give up weapons of mass destruction or their habit of lying and cheating to the international community. We have had this very sobering report and the details are very stunning. sot of british ambassador, sir john weston: The long and short of it is that its going to be necessary I think to consider some assessment of the ongoing monitoring and verification system. We are going to require from the Iraqis that this time they really do come clean with the rest of the information that the rest of the international community requires. rolf ekeus sot: it discloses that Iraq has kept secrets, major weapons programme which was conceptualised, researched and developed and put into effect before the gulf war. The programme contains both large-scale production of biological warfare agents and also which is highly significant - that these agents were put into delivery systems, into munitions, bombs and long range missiles - war heads for long range missiles. And furthermore, these weapons were deployed, brought out for direct use at various launching points 2.14 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...