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Israel Eyes Air Strikes at Iran's Nuclear Arsenal
NewsMax.com
Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001
NewsMax.com reported Wednesday that Israel warned the U.S. that an
air strike against Iran's missiles was a strong possibility. Now the
Russians have been given similar hints.
In Sunday's New York Post, Uri Dan, an Israeli insider considered a
member of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's kitchen cabinet,
reported that Sharon raised his nation's concerns with Russian
President Vladimir Putin over the aid Russian companies are providing
to Iran's nuclear weapons program.
Putin tried to reassure Sharon in their three-hour talk that he
wouldn't put Israel in danger, Dan reported.
"We are not crazy," Putin told Sharon.
"We will not allow Iran to produce nuclear weapons, because it might
endanger neighboring countries, and that would be an insane move by
us."
But Sharon's aides insist that the evidence of Russian assistance to
Iran's nuclear missile program is undeniable, evoking memories of a
similar situation 20 years ago when France denied it was helping
Iraq's Saddam Hussein build an atomic bomb.
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http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2001/9/10/114100.shtml
Israel Eyes Air Strikes at Iran's Nuclear Arsenal
NewsMax.com
Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001
NewsMax.com reported Wednesday that Israel warned the U.S. that an
air strike against Iran's missiles was a strong possibility. Now the
Russians have been given similar hints.
In Sunday's New York Post, Uri Dan, an Israeli insider considered a
member of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's kitchen cabinet,
reported that Sharon raised his nation's concerns with Russian
President Vladimir Putin over the aid Russian companies are providing
to Iran's nuclear weapons program.
Putin tried to reassure Sharon in their three-hour talk that he
wouldn't put Israel in danger, Dan reported.
"We are not crazy," Putin told Sharon.
"We will not allow Iran to produce nuclear weapons, because it might
endanger neighboring countries, and that would be an insane move by
us."
But Sharon's aides insist that the evidence of Russian assistance to
Iran's nuclear missile program is undeniable, evoking memories of a
similar situation 20 years ago when France denied it was helping
Iraq's Saddam Hussein build an atomic bomb.
SCHNIPPEL
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2001/9/10/114100.shtml