U.S. THREATENS IRAN TO BOMB THEM 1 MONTH AFTER U.N. RESOLUTION
MARCH 16 2006
The United States warned Iran through a secret channel that it
would launch military attacks on a number of nuclear sites in Iran if there
was no diplomatic progress a month after the Islamic Republic’s referral to
the United Nations Security Council, according to a Persian-language website
run by associates of the former Iranian president, Mohammad Khatami.
Khatami was quoted by the website Rooz Online as telling allies that he had
received a message through a third party from a senior United States official
during a visit to Germany last autumn. The U.S. official had warned Iran that
the U.S. would bomb the country’s nuclear sites “if there is no breakthrough
in resolving Iran’s nuclear dossier a month after the case is referred to the
Security Council”.
Khatami said that he conveyed the message to the country’s senior officials
and the Supreme National Security Council, but “not much attention has been
paid to it”, Rooz reported.
The International Atomic Energy Agency referred Iran to the Security Council
at the end of the last meeting of its Board of Governors on March 8. The
council can impose sanctions on Iran for violating its international
obligations and concealing critical parts of its extensive nuclear program.
Iran’s top negotiator, Ali Larijani, reiterated on Thursday the theocratic
regime’s rejection of Western demands that Tehran stop trying to produce fuel
that can be used in nuclear power stations or, if highly enriched, in bombs.
The United States said diplomacy must succeed to avert a confrontation with
the Islamic Republic.
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