Iran Nuclear Watch,  Politics

Iran Nuclear Watch: Condoleezza Rice – “Iran – No GREATER Challenge”

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington March 9, 2006.

Reuters: Rice: Iran may pose greatest challenge to US

Iran is probably the No. 1 challenge to the United States, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Thursday after Tehran vowed no compromise in a standoff with the West over its nuclear programs.

Rice, who wants the United Nations Security Council this month to start taking action against Iran that could lead to sanctions, also repeated concerns that Washington believes Tehran supports anti-Israel militants and meddles in neighboring Iraq.

The ball is clearly in the United States court.

Stay tuned for United Nations Security Council discussion next week – unless Iran attempts again to provoke America and/or Israel.

Meanwhile in Iran…..

Iranian demonstrators carry an anti-U.S banner in a rally to support Iran’s nuclear program in front of the Natanz Uranium Enrichment Facility, some 200 miles (322 km) south of the capital Tehran, Iran, Thursday, March 9, 2006. Iran said Thursday it won’t be bullied into abandoning its nuclear program, rejecting its referral to the U.N. Security Council as ‘unjust.’ Both President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and supreme leader Ali Khamenei were defiant in the face of the mounting international pressure on Iran over its nuclear program.

A slideshow of Iranian protests in support of their nuclear program are here.

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Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran – “NO Compromise”

Iran Nuclear Watch: Russia – “United Nations Sanctions on Iran Would Be Ineffective”

Iran Nuclear Watch: United Nations Security Council to Meet on Iran Next Week

Iran Nuclear Watch: Hassan Rowhani Boasts of Fooling the Europeans


Iran Nuclear Watch: Vice President Cheney – “Iran Faces Meaningful Consequences”

Iran Nuclear Watch: Europeans Capitulating for Iran Uranium Enrichment


Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Increasing Development of Missles Capable of Delivering a Nuclear Warhead

Iran Nuclear Watch: IAEA Optimistic


Iran Nuclear Watch: United States WARNS Iran of “Painful Consequences”

Iran Nuclear Watch: The Final Proposal from Iran


Iran Nuclear Watch: Condoleezza Rice – United Nations Security Council Sanctions UNLIKELY

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran and European Union – NO Agreement

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran – “The Process of Uranium Enrichment is the Sovereign Right of Any Country”

Iran Nuclear Watch: IAEA Report – “Iran DETERMINED to Expand Uranium Enrichment”

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – United States and Russia Should Give up Their Nuclear Weapons

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran and Russia Have Reached a “BASIC” Agreement on Uranium Enrichment

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran WILL Retaliate Against Israel Nuclear Facility

Iran Nuclear Watch: Russia – “IAEA Can Still Solve Iran Nuclear FLAP”

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran President Ahmadinejad Blames United States and Israel for Iraqi Shiite Dome Destruction

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Foreign Minister Mottaki – “Returning to the Suspension of our Nuclear Activities Is Not on Our Agenda,”

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Would Become Top Supplier of Oil to China


Iran Nuclear Watch: Russia Hosts Iranians to Discuss Uranium Enrichment

Iran Nuclear Watch: Suicide Bombers Warn United States and Britain

Iran Nuclear Watch: Jacques Chirac Says France’s Stance on Iran Unchanged


Iran Nuclear Watch: France Accuses Iran of Clandestine Military Nuclear Activity


Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran’s Ambassador to Portugal Questions Holocaust

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran OWNS Russia and China Vetoes on United Nations Security Council

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Begins Small Scale Uranium Enrichment While Russia and France Oppose


Iran Nuclear Watch: Talks with Russia Postponed

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Reaffirms Commitment to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty

Iran Nuclear Watch: United States Preparing Military Strikes Against Iran Nucear Sites


Iran Nuclear Watch: Natanz Uranium Processing Plant has Restarted

Iran Nuclear Watch: “MYTH” of the Holcaust Redux


Iran Watch: Iran Paper Holds Holocaust Cartoons Contest

Iran Watch: Iran Paper Plans Holocaust Cartoons

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Tells IAEA to Remove Surveillance Cameras and Seals From Nuclear Sites

Iran Nuclear Watch: Russia Warns Against Iran Conflict


Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Ends Cooperation With IAEA and Resumes Uranium Enrichment

Iran Nuclear Watch: IAEA Reports Iran to United Nations Security Council

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Threatens Full-Scale Enrichment Work


Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Says BACK OFF Or…

Iran Nuclear Watch: Bush – United States Will Defend Israel Against Iran

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Will Resist “Bully Nations”

Iran Watch: Bush: Iran ‘Held Hostage’ by Clerical Elite

Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Documents Point to Nuclear Warheads


Iran Nuclear Watch: Iran Threatens End of Diplomacy


Iran Nuclear Watch: Permanent Five Say IAEA Must Report Iran to U.N. Security Council

The Natanz uranium enrichment complex in Natanz is pictured in this January 2, 2006 satellite image.


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