đź“… 1 April 1985
Manuel Dominguez began visiting European hospitals treating Iranian patients, gathering clinical evidence for the UN’s investigation of alleged chemical exposure.
đź“… 30 April 1985
A supplementary UN medical report described evidence suggesting organophosphorus poisoning among Iranian patients and identified tabun as a possible agent, rather than a certain identification.
đź“… 28 March 1988
Manuel Dominguez arrived in Tehran and began examining and interviewing patients, using clinical evidence to investigate Iran’s chemical-weapons allegations.
đź“… 1 July 1988
A UN mission arrived in Iran to investigate fresh chemical-weapons allegations, combining medical examination with technical expertise under the Security Council’s investigation arrangements.
đź“… 20 March 1986
Dominguez reviewed European hospital analyses and photographs, supporting mustard poisoning and stating that agents inhibiting plasma cholinesterase might also have been used.
đź“… 29 March 1988
Dominguez examined and interviewed patients at Mofatteh Convalescence Centre and Loghman-al-Doleh Hospital, continuing the March inquiry into alleged chemical exposure.
đź“… 30 March 1988
The mission examined patients at Bakhtaran’s reception centre and observed and interviewed affected people in Nowdoshe and Nejmal, adding village-level evidence to its hospital work.
đź“… 8 April 1988
Dominguez began examining and interviewing patients at Baghdad’s Al Rasheed Military Hospital after Iraq requested an inquiry. Examinations continued the following day.
đź“… 2 August 1988
A clinical addendum documented Iranian patients examined during the July mission, recording exposure histories, initial symptoms, protection and observed clinical signs. Patient reports and medical...
đź“… 2 August 1988
A separate clinical addendum recorded Iraqi patients’ reported exposure circumstances and examination findings from the July inquiry. It documented injuries without establishing Iranian responsibility...
