Kay also raised the possibility - one he first discussed in a weekend interview with "The Sunday Telegraph" of London - that clues about banned weapons programs might reside across Iraq's western border.That is, we're being told, there are intelligence reports of suspicious activities possibly related to WMDs involving an uncooperative, unfriendly government.
"There is ample evidence of movement to Syria before the war - satellite photographs, reports on the ground of a constant stream of trucks, cars, rail traffic across the border. We simply don't know what was moved," Kay said.
But, he said, "the Syrian government there has shown absolutely no interest in helping us resolve this issue."
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