О химическом оружии в Ираке, есть соответствующий документ:
https://www.opcw.org/news/article/status-of-chemical-demilitarisation-as-at-21-april-2009
Iraq submitted its initial declaration on 12 March 2009, and has declared two bunkers with filled and unfilled chemical weapons munitions, some precursors, as well as five former chemical weapons production facilities (CWPFs). The Secretariat is now analysing this declaration and continuing its work with Iraqi representatives on certain issues related to it. In this context, I also wish to mention and thank Iraq for having presented yesterday to the Technical Secretariat additional information on the general plans for destruction of its chemical weapons and former production facilities. All in all, I commend Iraq for its committed approach to all these important matters.
Furthermore, I reiterate my warm welcome to Iraq to the OPCW family and my conviction that Iraq is making a significant contribution to the ultimate success of our Convention and to the overall cause of disarmament and non-proliferation. By acceding to the Convention, Iraq has solemnly reconfirmed its determination to leave forever behind, once and for all, programmes related to weapons of mass destruction. Those programmes proved costly to the Iraqi people, having been used in the Iran-Iraq war and having served both as a source of international conflict and as the means for perpetrating internal atrocities such as the one committed by Saddam Hussein’s regime in Halabja in 1988