Those Non-existent WMDs

It's a frightening thought to think that the non-existent WMDs might be in the hands of terrorists.

But some material might already have been acquired by insurgents after the fall of Saddam Hussein. "There were so many mistakes being committed then, there is a possibility it might already be in their hands," he said.

Mr al-Rubaie singled out Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian-born Islamist, as the biggest threat to Iraq. "The central core of Zarqawi's and al-Qa'eda's strategy and tactics is inflicting massive damage on people just to have a huge psychological impact.

Terrorists 'could have Iraq's WMD'