Photo: Iran says its nuclear program is aimed at the civilian applications of the technology. Photo from Press TVIran's Nuclear Bomb Effort Has Slowed: U.S. General -- Reuters
U.S. General David Petraeus said on Tuesday Iranian efforts to develop a nuclear weapon appear to have been delayed "a bit" and voiced confidence it would not have a bomb this year.
The comments by the head of the U.S. Central Command, which oversees wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, underscored the Obama administration's message to Israel and Gulf allies -- that there is time to pressure Iran to abandon its nuclear weapons program by imposing more economic sanctions.
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Petraeus says Iran nuke won't happen this year -- AP
U.S. general doubts Iran's nuclear weapon development by yearend -- RIA Novosti
Iran nuclear programme 'solely civilian' - Turkish PM -- BBC
Iran Rejects ‘Carrot, Stick’ Strategy on Atomic Issue -- Business Week/Bloomberg
Merkel says Iran sanctions looming -- AFP
The comments by the head of the U.S. Central Command, which oversees wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, underscored the Obama administration's message to Israel and Gulf allies -- that there is time to pressure Iran to abandon its nuclear weapons program by imposing more economic sanctions.
Read more ....
More News On Iran's Nuclear Bomb Program
Petraeus says Iran nuke won't happen this year -- AP
U.S. general doubts Iran's nuclear weapon development by yearend -- RIA Novosti
Iran nuclear programme 'solely civilian' - Turkish PM -- BBC
Iran Rejects ‘Carrot, Stick’ Strategy on Atomic Issue -- Business Week/Bloomberg
Merkel says Iran sanctions looming -- AFP
More News On Iran's Nuclear Bomb Program
Petraeus says Iran nuke won't happen this year -- AP
U.S. general doubts Iran's nuclear weapon development by yearend -- RIA Novosti
Iran nuclear programme 'solely civilian' - Turkish PM -- BBC
Iran Rejects ‘Carrot, Stick’ Strategy on Atomic Issue -- Business Week/Bloomberg
Merkel says Iran sanctions looming -- AFP
Iran Sanctions Battle Seen Dragging Into June -- Global Security Newswire
Iran 'tried to buy nuclear weapons from Pakistan' -- The Telegraph
Iran dismisses report on nuclear arms quote -- Press TV
The case against threatening Iran -- Politico