The UK received intelligence days before invading Iraq that Saddam Hussein may not have been able use chemical weapons, an adviser has said.Foreign Office official Sir William Ehrman told the war inquiry that a report suggested that such weapons may have been "disassembled". A separate report suggested Iraq might also "lack" warheads capable of spreading chemical agents, he added.
The UK received intelligence days before invading Iraq that Saddam Hussein may not have been able use chemical weapons, an adviser has said.
Foreign Office official Sir William Ehrman told the war inquiry that a report suggested that such weapons may have been "disassembled".
A separate report suggested Iraq might also "lack" warheads capable of spreading chemical agents, he added.
