U.S. still plans to prosecute Saddam as war criminal
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SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM
Tuesday, January 21, 2003
WASHINGTON Ñ The United States continues to gather evidence on war crimes committed by Iraqi President Saddam
Hussein and his aides despite agreeing to consider immunity in exchange for exile.
Officials said the Bush administration has not ordered any halt to plans
to capture and prosecute Saddam and his aides for war crimes in wake of any
U.S.-led attack on Baghdad. They said the plans have not been disrupted by a
Bush administration agreement to explore a deal for war crimes immunity for
Saddam in exchange for his exile.
Arab diplomatic sources said the Bush administration has dropped it opposition to a visit by an envoy of Saddam to Cairo to discuss the exile proposal.
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