Sir John Chilcot reading from Iraq report

The transcript discusses Iraq's retention of chemical and biological capabilities, its potential to develop nuclear weapons, and its ability to hide these activities from UN inspectors. On September 24, 2002, Tony Blair presented Iraq's capabilities as a significant threat, suggesting that this threat could become real in the future. However, the certainty with which these capabilities were presented was not justified.

What capabilities did the intelligence communities believe Iraq had retained?

• Cyber and electronic warfare capabilities

• Chemical and biological capabilities

• Naval and air force capabilities

• Nuclear and space capabilities

What was Iraq's strategy regarding its activities from UN inspectors?

• To downplay them

• To exaggerate them

• To conceal them

• To openly display them

Who presented Iraq's capabilities in the House of Commons?

• George Bush

• Saddam Hussein

• Tony Blair

• Kofi Annan

What was the nature of the presentation of Iraq's capabilities in the statement and dossier?

• It was presented with caution

• It was presented with uncertainty

• It was presented with skepticism

• It was presented with certainty

What was the issue with the certainty of Iraq's capabilities as presented?

• It was not justified

• It was justified

• It was understated

• It was exaggerated