WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Let's go to Baghdad now. That's where our Rym Brahimi is standing by. They're watching, they're waiting, they're obviously very nervous over there as well. Rym, give us the latest details as far as the inspections are concerned.</s>RYM BRAHIMI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Wolf, as far as the inspections are concerned, two things -- the Iraqi dailies, which are the state-run media, as you know, well, they keep saying that Iraq has fulfilled its obligations under the resolution, resolution 1441, that it has cooperated, and therefore, there is no reason for any U.S. threats to continue, and the inspectors have been going on about their daily business, maybe intensifying the pace. There's more than 100 of them on the ground now. A couple of teams went out to missile sites today. There are a couple of teams that have bee in Moso (ph). That's the town about four hours drive north of Baghdad. They've been there for a couple of days and have seen something like four or five sites at least. Some of them in Baghdad have seen nuclear sites that have been previously seen -- formerly nuclear sites rather, that had been previously checked by the team of inspectors that was here until '98. So an intense series of inspections, and that's now helped by the declaration that Iraq submitted a little earlier this month, because now some of the sites that they're seeing, Wolf, are sites that were mentioned in that declaration -- Wolf.</s>BRAHIMI: Rym Brahimi in Baghdad. Rym, thanks very much. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
A Couple Inspection Teams Went Out to Missile Sites Today