The Nuclear Fear – USA Prepare Iran’s Neighboring Countries

by James Cannes in Issues, November 12, 2011

U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta was against the "unintended consequences" of an attack warning to the Iranian nuclear facilities. Panetta said that military action could have serious implications for the region and to those stationed in the area of U.S. soldiers.

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Pancetta thought a bombing of the Iranian nuclear facilities delayed the nuclear programme of Teheran at the most by three years. A military procedure against Teheran should be only the last resort. The Pentagon boss demanded a heavier economic and diplomatic pressure on Iran. The USA discussed additional sanctions with their allies because of the latest Iran report of the international atomic energy authority. Again and again, these would have made clear to the USA that it is “unacceptable” for them that Iran develops nuclear weapons. While Israel, the USA, France and Germany as a consequence from the report were demanding sharper punishing measures the UN veto power declined China new sanctions. “We think like till now that dialog and cooperation are the only aim leading ways to solve the question of the Iranian nuclear programme correctly. Pressure and sanctions cannot solve the core of the problem “, the spokesman of the Chinese Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Hong Lei, said. Before, Russia also had voiced against broader punishments.