CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: No real surprises on the subject of Iraq to tell you about this morning. A European Union emergency meeting has delivered little other than a decision that Iraq should disarm, but that no deadline should be imposed. The EU pledged its full support for Security Council efforts to resolve the crisis, and agreed U.N. inspectors should be given more time. The group said force should be used only as a last resort. And having said that, inspections go on in Iraq. A U-2 spy plane has flown over the country with apparently more to come. We want to take you live to the center of things to Baghdad and our Rym Brahimi. Good morning.</s>RYM BRAHIMI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning to you, Carol. Well, indeed the first over-flight of Iraqi territory by a U-2 high-altitude surveillance plane since the inspectors returned in November. Now, that was announced by Iraq's foreign ministry, saying that the flight lasted some four hours and 20 minutes over Iraq's territory. Now, as you know, Carol, this is something that was agreed on only recently. Iraq accepted under intense pressure to allow over- flights of surveillance planes, of U.S., French and Russian planes. The U.N.</s>COSTELLO: Understood. Rym Brahimi reporting live from Baghdad this morning. One more note to tell you about on Iraq. Coalition aircraft struck an Iraqi radar position while patrolling the southern no-fly zone. The radar system provided information to Iraq's air defense system, so the system was attacked after it was moved into the no-fly zone, 250 miles southwest of Baghdad. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com.
First U-2 Flight Over Iraq Since 1990s