World News Tonight (ABC) - 1991-02-12

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[0:00] That's our news. We'll see you at 6.

[0:01] >> See you at 6

[0:03] [music]

[0:04] >> from ABC. This is World News Tonight

[0:07] with Peter Jennings.

[0:08] >> Good evening. These are some of the main

[0:09] developments during day 26 of the war in

[0:12] the Gulf just ended. According to the US

[0:14] high command, among the targets have

[0:16] been in Iraqi convoy in Kuwait in a

[0:18] government ministry building responsible

[0:20] for Kuwaiti affairs in Baghdad itself.

[0:23] The Iraqis themselves said there were

[0:25] more than a 100 allied raids on military

[0:27] targets alone. US pilots have reportedly

[0:30] managed to destroy more Scud launchers

[0:32] in western Iraq. Another handful of

[0:34] Iraqis have given themselves up. And

[0:37] according to reports in Moscow and in

[0:39] Iraq, the Soviet envoy sent by Mikall

[0:41] Gorbachoff is trying once again to get

[0:44] Saddam Hussein to leave Kuwait. For part

[0:47] of the time, Evenny Primikov got pretty

[0:49] much the same impression in Baghdad that

[0:51] visiting journalists are allowed to get.

[0:53] A nighttime of bombing and a daytime

[0:55] tour of the damage. ABC's Bill Blakemore

[0:58] is there. His report is subject to Iraqi

[1:01] censorship.

[1:05] >> Soviet envoy of Genny Primikov's first

[1:07] night in Baghdad put him right in the

[1:09] middle of this war. Throughout the

[1:11] night, missiles and bombs roared in. The

[1:14] impacts visible from the hotel where he

[1:16] and all the foreign journalists are

[1:18] staying.

[1:21] Air raid sirens continued during the day

[1:23] as Pimacoff was given a tour of

[1:25] Baghdad's ruined government building. In

[1:27] the Ministry of Justice,

[1:28] >> communication centers.

[1:29] >> What's happened with all the

[1:30] telecommunication ce

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