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Date: 27 Sep 2003 04:16:09 AM
Object: World War III *NEWS* Saturday, September 27,, 2003 AD.........Nuke war soon ?!?!?!?!?
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Israel considers Iran nuke strike
Combination of 'non-conventional weapons,' 'non-conventional regime,'
alarms Jerusalem
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Israel's defense forces are raising the prospect of an operation to
destroy Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program.
Senior government and military officials, alarmed by the failure of
the international community to move against Iran, have issued warnings
that Israel would consider unilateral action to stop Tehran's
development of nuclear weapons, reports Middle East Newsline.
The clearest warnings yet came on the eve of another effort by the
International Atomic Energy Agency to investigate suspected Iranian
violations of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The suspected
violations include the unauthorized enrichment of uranium.
''The fact that a country like Iran, an enemy [of Israel] and which is
particularly irresponsible, has equipped itself with nonconventional
weapons is worrisome,'' Israeli Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Moshe Ya'alon
was quoted as saying in Middle East Newsline. ''The combination in
this case of a nonconventional regime with nonconventional weapons is
a concern.''
''At the moment there is continuing international diplomatic activity
to deal with this threat, and it would be good if it succeeds,''
Ya'alon added. ''But if that is not the case we would consider our
options.''
Meanwhile, Iran said yesterday it had no problem ''in principle'' with
signing a deal allowing United Nations inspectors to make unscheduled
visits to all of the country's nuclear installations.
The announcement by Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi comes on the eve of
a new visit by inspectors beginning Sunday that will last until Oct.
31, the U.N. deadline for Tehran to prove it is not trying to develop
nuclear weapons.
''Iran does not have a nuclear weapons program nor does it intend to
embark on one,'' Kharazi said in his address before the U.N. General
Assembly. ''Thus we have nothing to hide and, in principle, have no
problem with the additional protocol,'' as the document that would
allow the unscheduled inspections is called.
In Vienna, headquarters of the UN's International Atomic Energy
Agency, diplomats said yesterday that more traces of highly enriched
uranium had been found in Iran.
The United States says the Islamic regime is producing the uranium in
a bid to manufacture nuclear weapons.
The latest uranium traces were found at a site that, according to one
diplomat in Vienna, had been blocked to U.N. inspectors for months and
had undergone ''considerable modifications'' when they were finally
allowed access.
Bush said that Iran's nuclear weapons program would be on the agenda
when he hosts a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin beginning
today.
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