By: inbound39
6/11/2009
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| Israel cannot point finger at Resolutions violated when it is in Violation of a record 69 Resolutions itself...in particular 242 and 338. |
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By: kiwi_geofreak
6/11/2009
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http://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/-/world/6440237/iran-te sted-advanced-nuclear-warhead-report/ - I am waiting to see what the IAEA and the Iranian regime have to say about this.
Oh, and by the way, Iranians have been told by their regime that protest will not be tolerated coming up to the 30 anniversary of the fall of the Shah. |
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By: paerina
8/11/2009
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as "previously unpublished documentation" from an International Atomic Energy Agency compiled dossier, said Iranian scientists may have tested high-explosive components of a "two-point implosion" device.
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speculative material kiwi G?
don't you get tired of having to use this kind of 'source?' material to propagate your "Iran the biggest nuclear threat" since North Korea.
Iran is microscopically analysed by every major power and constantly faces threats of sanctions from with out and destablisation from with in.
If you want to propagate fear... look at Israel and her unabated derision of international law. |
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By: bobreturns@xtra.co.nz
9/11/2009
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Oh Dear its all turning to shyte for Inbound and the Socialists. 30 years after the Iranians stormed the US Embassy in Iran which im sure Inbound toasted with a drink.
A senior Iranian lawmaker warned Russia that its delay in delivering an anti-aircraft missile defense system to Teheran could harm relations between the two countries, state television reported Sunday.
The Russian S-300 missile system.
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SLIDESHOW: Israel & Region | World Russia signed a contract two years ago to sell the S-300 surface-to-air missiles to Iran but has not made any deliveries or given any explanation for the delay. The United States and Israel strongly oppose the deal because it would significantly boost Iran's air defense capabilities at a time of heightened tension over the country's nuclear program.
Russia and the US are among six nations leading an effort to ensure Iran does not use what it maintains is a civilian nuclear program to develop an atomic bomb. But Moscow also has close ties with Iran and is helping build its first nuclear power plant, forcing Russia into a delicate balancing act.
Russia's president warned over the weekend that Moscow could back sanctions |
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By: inbound39
9/11/2009
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| They bought them already from Libya and Syria Bob and Russia is supplying the full inventory of spare parts for S-300. I wonder why that is Bob? |
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By: inbound39
9/11/2009
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| Ukraine sold S-300'S to Iran also. |
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By: inbound39
9/11/2009
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YA MISSED THIS BIT OUT bOB
Russia's president warned over the weekend that Moscow could back sanctions against Iran if it fails to take a constructive stance in the nuclear talks.
On Sunday, a prominent Iranian lawmaker had a warning of his own over the delay in the missile system.
"If they do not fulfill their promise, this will be a negative point in relations between the two countries," said Alaeddin Boroujerdi, the head of parliament's national security and foreign policy committee, according to state TV.
The news report quoted Boroujerdi as saying that more delays "will be harmful to Russia since we have many areas of cooperation with them." |
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By: bobreturns@xtra.co.nz
10/11/2009
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Wont be to long before unfortunately Iran glows in the dark!!
Days after senior Iranian lawmakers intensified pressure on their country's government to reject a UN-backed plan for Teheran to ship uranium abroad for further enrichment, the New York Times reported Monday that in a bid to salvage the deal, Washington had told Iran's leaders in back-channel messages that it would allow the Islamic republic to send its stockpile of enriched uranium to any of several nations, including Turkey, for temporary safekeeping.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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SLIDESHOW: Israel & Region | World However, quoting administration officials and diplomats involved in the exchanges, the newspaper said that the offer had fallen on deaf ears, and that instead, "the Iranians are pushing for an old counterproposal: that international arms inspectors take custody of much of Iran's fuel, but keep it on Kish, a Persian Gulf resort island that is part of Iran."
A senior Obama administration official said that proposal had been dismissed for fear of Iran expelling the inspectors at any given moment.
According to the original UN-drafted deal, Iran would ship much of its uranium to Russia and France for further enrichment, setting back the nuclear program and the time-frame in which Iran could reach "breakout" capacity.
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The Times said that International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei had been mediating the back-channel exchanges between Washington and Teheran.
The newspaper further cited Obama aides as saying that the US president would wait until the end of 2009 before concluding that Iran had rejected his offers of diplomatic engagement.
It also said that Obama had reportedly sent Iran's supreme ... |
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By: Yahoo!7 Rep
10/11/2009
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Afternoon all,
We are locking this thread as it's getting a bit too big. Feel free to create a new one :)
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