WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: As it heads for Baghdad, the advance team of inspectors arrives first in Cyprus. Waiting for them is CNN senior international correspondent Nic Robertson. He's joining us now live via videophone from Larnaca. Nic, anyone there yet from there the inspection teams?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Indeed, they are, Wolf. Not only the four members of the team here on the ground relaxing in a hotel, part of the advance team who will give technical and logistic support when they go into Baghdad, but a large Hercules C-130 aircraft belonging to the United Nations is also here on the ground. Now that Hercules arrives about midday today. It is a transport aircraft. It's white. It's got the U.N. logo painted on the side, and that will be the aircraft taking this advance team, along with Hans Blix, the head of UNMOVAC (ph) and Mohammed Al-Badri (ph), the head of the IAEA, to Baghdad on Monday. They will arrive here to meet with the rest of their team members on Sunday, but already, there is movement on the ground here -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: All right, Nic Robertson, he's going to be watching what's happening in Cyprus, the stepping stone to Baghdad for those U.N. Weapons inspectors. Nic, we'll be talking to you over the next several days. Thanks very much.
U.N. Advance Team to Arrive in Cyprus Sunday