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Niger Plame

913 events in this timeline

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  1. Late September 2001-Early October 2001: Top Italian Officials Provided with Details of Alleged Iraq-Niger Uranium Deal
  2. June 1999: Iraqi Delegation Reportedly Discusses ‘Expanding Commercial Relations’ with Niger
  3. Summer 2001: CIA Asks France to Investigate Security of Uranium Mines in France
  4. Late April or Early May 2002-June 2002: French Intelligence Investigates Purported Uranium Agreement between Iraq and Niger; Determines the Allegation Is Baseless
  5. Late June 2002: CIA Allegedly Sends France Part of Forged Niger Documents
  6. January 2003: National Intelligence Council Debunks Niger-Uranium Allegation
  7. November 2002: Wilson: Iraq Occupation Will Be a ‘Very Nasty Affair’
  8. February 1999: Iraqi Ambassador’s Trip to Africa Is Widely Reported; US Shows No Concern
  9. (Summer 2006): Nine US Officials Say They Believe Forged Niger Documents Were Part of Covert Operation
  10. Mid-October 2002: State Department Intelligence Official Questions Authenticity of Niger Documents
  11. Mid-January 2003: White House Speechwriters Include Uranium Allegation in Draft of President’s State of the Union Address
  12. Mid-October 2002: Intelligence Analyst and Powell’s Chief of Staff Discuss the Implausibility of the Niger Selling Iraq Uranium
  13. Mid-January 2002: WINPAC Analysts Review Niger Documents, But Reportedly See Nothing Obvious Indicating That They Are Forgeries