Article: Some U.N. Relief Workers Return to Baghdad

Some U.N. relief workers evacuated to Jordan in the U.S.-British bombardment against Iraq last week returned to Baghdad Wednesday evening.

But the number of the returned relief workers is not immediately known.

U.N. sources here told Xinhua that more U.N. humanitarian staff will come back in the coming few days. There were around 200 U.N. relief workers in Baghdad before the U.S. and Britain air raids, which lasted four days with a declared aim to retaliate Iraq's defiance of U.N. weapons inspections. The weapons inspections, which began in 1991 after the Gulf War sparked by Iraq's invasion ...

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