Wednesday, December 21, 2005
In the Haaretz article, MI chief: Int'l pressure delayed Iran's nuclear bid by two years, comes this:
The diplomatic pressure the international community has exerted on Iran delayed the Islamic state's nuclear development plan by two years, Director of Military Intelligence Major General Aharon Ze'evi (Farkash) said on Tuesday...
...He also said that today Iran's nuclear aspirations constitute a real threat to western countries.
Ze'evi said that Iran had recently received 12 cruise missiles with a 3,000-km range, which are capable of carrying nuclear warheads. 18 such missiles were transported from Ukraine to Russia, of which 12 had somehow managed to end up in Iranian hands. The other six were received by China...
"Somehow" ended up in Iranian hands. I wonder how that could've happened.