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Surrounding Iran: US stations 15,000 troops in Kuwait
The United States is not at war with Iran yet, but just in case, the Pentagon says they want to be prepared. To do so, the Department of Defense has dispatched 15,000 troops to the neighboring nation of Kuwait. Gen. James Mattis, the Marine Corps head that rules over the US Central Command, won approval late last year from the White House to deploy the massive surge to the tiny West Asian country Kuwait, which is separated from Iran by only a narrow span of the Persian Gulf.
The latest deployment, which was ushered in without much presentation to the public, adds a huge number of troops aligned with America’s arsenal that are now surrounding Iran on literally every front. In late 2011, the US equipped neighboring United Arab Emirates with advanced weaponry created to disrupt underground nuclear operations. In adjacent Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq, American military presence has long been all but enormous.
While the US has not placed any boots on the ground in Iran, an unauthorized surveillance mission of a US steal drone in December prompted Tehran to become enraged at Washington. US officials insist that Iran is on the verge of a nuclear weaponry program, despite lacking sufficient evidence or confirmation. During the drone mission, Iran authorities intercepted the craft and forced it into a safe landing. Tensions have only worsened between the two nations in the month since, but Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said that stealth missions into Iran will continue “absolutely,” despite ongoing opposition from overseas.
In calling for the latest surge to Kuwait, Gen.Mattis said the deployment was necessary to keep Iran in check and keep America prepared for any other threats in the area. It comes only weeks after the last American troops vacated nearby Iraq, where the US still in actuality has an advance presence — the American embassy in Baghdad employs thousands of armed military contractors.
The move to build up military presence in Kuwait comes at a time when the foreign government is at odds to a degree with a US. While protesters in America this week have demonstrated against the ten year anniversary of the opening of the Guantanamo Bay prison facility, the Kuwait government has increased efforts to have two of their own men transferred out of Gitmo and sent back home. Both Fawzi al-Odah and Fayiz al-Kandari have been detained at Guantanamo since 2002, although only one of the two Kuwaiti citizens has ever been charged.
The United States is not at war with Iran yet, but just in case, the Pentagon says they want to be prepared. To do so, the Department of Defense has dispatched 15,000 troops to the neighboring nation of Kuwait. Gen. James Mattis, the Marine Corps head that rules over the US Central Command, won approval late last year from the White House to deploy the massive surge to the tiny West Asian country Kuwait, which is separated from Iran by only a narrow span of the Persian Gulf.
The latest deployment, which was ushered in without much presentation to the public, adds a huge number of troops aligned with America’s arsenal that are now surrounding Iran on literally every front. In late 2011, the US equipped neighboring United Arab Emirates with advanced weaponry created to disrupt underground nuclear operations. In adjacent Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq, American military presence has long been all but enormous.
While the US has not placed any boots on the ground in Iran, an unauthorized surveillance mission of a US steal drone in December prompted Tehran to become enraged at Washington. US officials insist that Iran is on the verge of a nuclear weaponry program, despite lacking sufficient evidence or confirmation. During the drone mission, Iran authorities intercepted the craft and forced it into a safe landing. Tensions have only worsened between the two nations in the month since, but Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said that stealth missions into Iran will continue “absolutely,” despite ongoing opposition from overseas.
In calling for the latest surge to Kuwait, Gen.Mattis said the deployment was necessary to keep Iran in check and keep America prepared for any other threats in the area. It comes only weeks after the last American troops vacated nearby Iraq, where the US still in actuality has an advance presence — the American embassy in Baghdad employs thousands of armed military contractors.
The move to build up military presence in Kuwait comes at a time when the foreign government is at odds to a degree with a US. While protesters in America this week have demonstrated against the ten year anniversary of the opening of the Guantanamo Bay prison facility, the Kuwait government has increased efforts to have two of their own men transferred out of Gitmo and sent back home. Both Fawzi al-Odah and Fayiz al-Kandari have been detained at Guantanamo since 2002, although only one of the two Kuwaiti citizens has ever been charged.
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Should insane people be allowed to run around waving weapons? I say skip the weapons and get rid of the lunatic Iranian.
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Iran ‘has evidence’ CIA masterminded nuke scientist murder
Iran has sent two “letters of condemnation” in the wake of Wednesday’s killing of yet another Iranian nuclear scientist. Tehran is demanding a response from Washington and London for the attack, which was “guided” by the CIA and “assisted” by MI6. "We have reliable documents and evidence that this terrorist act was planned, guided and supported by the CIA," the Iranian foreign ministry said in a rare letter handed to the Swiss ambassador in Tehran, according to state television.
The Swiss Embassy has represented the USA in Iran since ties between the two countries were severed shortly after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Another letter was sent to the British Embassy, claiming the British Foreign Intelligence Service, MI6, aided the CIA-led operation. The letter notes that the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists "started exactly after the British official John Sawers declared the beginning of intelligence operations against Iran," as quoted by the official Iranian Republic News Agency.
In 2010 John Sawers, the head of MI6, declared diplomacy was not enough to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions. “We need intelligence-led operations to make it more difficult for countries like Iran to develop nuclear weapons," he said.
Earlier this week, Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, also blamed Israel’s Mossad for the death of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, 32, who died on January 11 in Tehran after a magnetic bomb was attached to his car.
Tehran has urged the UN Security Council and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to condemn this latest killing. US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton summarily dismissed the charges, while Israeli President Shimon Peres said that Israel had no role in the attack.
Roshan is the fourth Iranian scientist to be killed since 2007. Iran insists this is an international conspiracy, led by the US and Israel who want to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program.
Tensions over Tehran’s nuclear plans surged in November, when the International Atomic Energy Agency said it had gathered intelligence showing Tehran had tried to develop miniaturized nuclear warheads for ballistic missiles as well as the detonators necessary to trigger a fissile reaction. The US, UK, Israel are among the countries concerned that Iran would use this potential to build nuclear weapons. Tehran has rejected the charges and denies their nuclear program has any military goals.
wish they made up their Minds as to Wo Dood It!Iran ‘has evidence’ CIA masterminded nuke scientist murder
Iran has sent two “letters of condemnation” in the wake of Wednesday’s killing of yet another Iranian nuclear scientist. Tehran is demanding a response from Washington and London for the attack, which was “guided” by the CIA and “assisted” by MI6. "We have reliable documents and evidence that this terrorist act was planned, guided and supported by the CIA," the Iranian foreign ministry said in a rare letter handed to the Swiss ambassador in Tehran, according to state television.
The Swiss Embassy has represented the USA in Iran since ties between the two countries were severed shortly after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Another letter was sent to the British Embassy, claiming the British Foreign Intelligence Service, MI6, aided the CIA-led operation. The letter notes that the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists "started exactly after the British official John Sawers declared the beginning of intelligence operations against Iran," as quoted by the official Iranian Republic News Agency.
In 2010 John Sawers, the head of MI6, declared diplomacy was not enough to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions. “We need intelligence-led operations to make it more difficult for countries like Iran to develop nuclear weapons," he said.
Earlier this week, Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, also blamed Israel’s Mossad for the death of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, 32, who died on January 11 in Tehran after a magnetic bomb was attached to his car.
Tehran has urged the UN Security Council and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to condemn this latest killing. US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton summarily dismissed the charges, while Israeli President Shimon Peres said that Israel had no role in the attack.
Roshan is the fourth Iranian scientist to be killed since 2007. Iran insists this is an international conspiracy, led by the US and Israel who want to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program.
Tensions over Tehran’s nuclear plans surged in November, when the International Atomic Energy Agency said it had gathered intelligence showing Tehran had tried to develop miniaturized nuclear warheads for ballistic missiles as well as the detonators necessary to trigger a fissile reaction. The US, UK, Israel are among the countries concerned that Iran would use this potential to build nuclear weapons. Tehran has rejected the charges and denies their nuclear program has any military goals.
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WILL IT BE NUCLEAR OR NEUTRON BOMBS?
Iran ‘has evidence’ CIA masterminded nuke scientist murder
Iran has sent two “letters of condemnation” in the wake of Wednesday’s killing of yet another Iranian nuclear scientist. Tehran is demanding a response from Washington and London for the attack, which was “guided” by the CIA and “assisted” by MI6. "We have reliable documents and evidence that this terrorist act was planned, guided and supported by the CIA," the Iranian foreign ministry said in a rare letter handed to the Swiss ambassador in Tehran, according to state television.
The Swiss Embassy has represented the USA in Iran since ties between the two countries were severed shortly after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Another letter was sent to the British Embassy, claiming the British Foreign Intelligence Service, MI6, aided the CIA-led operation. The letter notes that the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists "started exactly after the British official John Sawers declared the beginning of intelligence operations against Iran," as quoted by the official Iranian Republic News Agency.
In 2010 John Sawers, the head of MI6, declared diplomacy was not enough to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions. “We need intelligence-led operations to make it more difficult for countries like Iran to develop nuclear weapons," he said.
Earlier this week, Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, also blamed Israel’s Mossad for the death of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, 32, who died on January 11 in Tehran after a magnetic bomb was attached to his car.
Tehran has urged the UN Security Council and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to condemn this latest killing. US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton summarily dismissed the charges, while Israeli President Shimon Peres said that Israel had no role in the attack.
Roshan is the fourth Iranian scientist to be killed since 2007. Iran insists this is an international conspiracy, led by the US and Israel who want to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program.
Tensions over Tehran’s nuclear plans surged in November, when the International Atomic Energy Agency said it had gathered intelligence showing Tehran had tried to develop miniaturized nuclear warheads for ballistic missiles as well as the detonators necessary to trigger a fissile reaction. The US, UK, Israel are among the countries concerned that Iran would use this potential to build nuclear weapons. Tehran has rejected the charges and denies their nuclear program has any military goals.