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CNN's Aaron Brown just interviewed chief inspector David Kay, while observing the chained door and seal, also the containers and material. Kay claimed it was an officially sealed bunker and the materials were HMX a/o RDX, which is stored as powder, but Key pointed out that this was only one bunker. Further, he chided the military for apparently not properly identifying the materials and controlling the security for this bunker.

It appears, putting this together with the satellite photos, that the Iraqi's were busy transporting these materials out of Al Qa Qaa, but were not quite through with the job, before cutting out ahead of our advancement.

On CNN Headline News, Kay just went over the satellite photos as well, and it seems, coming to this conclusion. He asserted there just weren't enough troops to cover this compound, but stressed how huge it was -- roughly the size of Manhattan.