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Chilcot report delivers damning verdict
on British role in Iraq War
 Story highlights
NEW: "I believe I made the right decision," says embattled former
PM Tony Blair
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inadequate"
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London (CNN) — A long-awaited official inquiry delivered a
devastating indictment of Britain's decision to invade Iraq
Wednesday, finding that the war was based on flawed intelligence
and had been launched before diplomatic options were
exhausted.
The findings of the 2.6 million-word Iraq Inquiry -- seven years in
the making -- were released following a statement by probe
chairman John Chilcot in London Wednesday.
The former civil servant said that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein
posed "no imminent threat" when the U.S-led invasion was
launched in March 2003, and that while military action against
him "might have been necessary at some point," the "strategy of
containment" could have continued for some time.
Chilcot said former British Prime Minister Tony Blair was warned
of the risks of regional instability and the rise of terrorism before
the invasion of Iraq, but pressed on regardless.
The UK failed to appreciate the complexity of governing Iraq, and
did not devote enough forces to the task of securing the country
in the wake of the invasion, he added.



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