联合国重提23年前美式谎言名场面：鲍威尔和他的那管白色粉末

Core Point - The video released by the United Nations recalls the speech made by then U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell on February 5, 2003, where he used a vial of white powder as "evidence" to accuse Iraq of possessing weapons of mass destruction, which directly led to the outbreak of the Iraq War a month and a half later [3][5][10]. Summary by Sections Speech Overview - On February 5, 2003, Colin Powell delivered a speech at the UN Security Council lasting over an hour, presenting video, images, and recordings as "evidence" of Iraq's concealment of weapons of mass destruction and obstruction of UN investigations [3][8]. Use of Evidence - During his speech, Powell showcased a small vial of white powder, claiming that such a small amount of anthrax could incapacitate the U.S. Senate. This claim was used as a justification for the subsequent military action against Iraq [5][10]. Aftermath and Regret - Years later, Powell expressed regret over the speech, stating that he was unaware that some of the information presented was based on unreliable evidence. The speech paved the way for the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, which occurred six weeks later without UN authorization, ultimately leading to the overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime [5][10].