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Original Post Date: 2006-10-26 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 10/26/2006
Iran could have nuclear bomb by 2015: Germany
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 10/26/2006
Iran could have nuclear bomb by 2015: Germany
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[My contacts in Israel told me a long time back that Iran has progressed much further with its nuclear work than the USA knows/acknowledges. So don’t be surprised if they have it sooner than you think, and I also have my doubts about it being 2015. Jan] Here’s something to watch out for: I would believe Iran is much closer to developing a nuke and I doubt it’s going to be 2015, probably much sooner than that consider how the Iranians have been quite close with the North Korean leadership. MH, USA Iran could have nuclear bomb by 2015: Germany BERLIN (Reuters) – Iran is unlikely to be able to develop a nuclear bomb before 2015, the chief of Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency said on Tuesday. His estimate falls within the 3-10 year range of forecasts given by most international experts. “It is difficult to give an exact estimate of the time,” BND head Ernst Uhrlau told a security conference organized by the Welt am Sonntag newspaper. “According to the current rate of enrichment, the Islamic Republic will not have sufficient amounts of highly enriched uranium with which to build atomic weapons before 2010. For a nuclear bomb we are looking at around 2015,” said Uhrlau. Iran is OPEC’s second biggest oil exporter and denies accusations from the United States and other western nations that it wants to make nuclear weapons. Tehran is in a standoff with the international community over its program to develop nuclear technology which it says it needs to meet booming energy needs. Talks between Iran and the European Union to explore a compromise on enrichment to avoid U.N. sanctions have collapsed. Iran is hoping Russia and China, both major trade partners and Security Council veto holders, will prevent the United States from pushing through anything more than largely symbolic sanctions. Earlier this month the U.N. Security Council voted unanimously to impose financial and weapons sanctions on North Korea after it conducted a nuclear test. (194)Â Reuters 2006. All Rights Reserved. Source: Reuters |
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