President Clinton discusses his decisions before meeting with his national security team to analyze the impact of the first strike. (12/17)

Senators Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) and John Warner (R-VA) respond to the president's decision to bomb Iraq.(12/16)

Hours after the air strike against Iraq, President Clinton speaks to the nation. (12/16)
British Prime Minister Tony Blair announces his country's substantial support. (12/16)
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-MS) questions the timing of the strike. (12/16)
Full-text of the Saddam Hussein's radio address to his nation. (12/17)
U.N.'s Secretary-General Kofi Annan expresses his dissappointment with strikes in Iraq. (12/16)

Three regional experts examine the future of U.N. sanctions, weapons inspections and possible military action. (12/28)

President Clinton confirms an exchange of missile fire between Iraqi and U.S. forces. (12/28)

Under Secretary of State Thomas Pickering discuss U.S. efforts to maintain the sanctions against Iraq. (12/22)

Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski on Operation Desert Fox. (12/21)

President Clinton announces an end of military operations against Iraq. (12/19)

For the third straight night, U.S. and British forces launch air strikes against targets in Iraq. (12/18)

Iraq's Tariq Aziz talks with reporters about U.S. and British action against his country.(12/18)

Secretary Cohen and General Shelton brief reporters on the military action thus far. (12/18)

The international community reacts to Wednesday's air strikes as the Iraqi people assess the damage. (12/17)

The Secretary of State discusses the show down with Iraq. (12/17)