The chances are probably quite slim given the blood thirsty nature of the US/UK axis, however, there are some encouraging signs:
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is to discuss with Arab nations a plan to enrich uranium outside the region in a neutral country such as Switzerland.
He made the announcement in an interview for Dow Jones Newswires in Saudi Arabia where he is attending a petroleum exporters' summit.
Gulf Arab states recently proposed setting up a consortium to provide nuclear fuel to Iran and others.
The scheme could allay fears Iran is enriching uranium for a nuclear bomb.
Iran has insisted that its right to pursue a civilian nuclear programme is not up for negotiation.
No doubt this will be spun as the Iranians playing for time while they continue to develop a nuclear capability. But these attempts must be taken seriously if those in power claim that war is a last resort. Of course, they do not so it is unlikely that this will be the case.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Still A Chance To Avoid War in Iran
Posted by korova at 18:57
Labels: Ahlmadinejad, Iran, nuclear power, nuclear proliferation
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