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"Iran reports test-fire of new missile"

August 25, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"3rd generation of Fateh-110 has accurate guidance control system."

"Iran Guards chief secretly oversees war plans - in Damascus"

August 24, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"Iranian Revolutionary Guards chief Gen. Mohamed Ali Jafari, who rarely leaves his country, paid a secret visit to Damascus a few hours before Tehran launched its first nuclear reactor at Bushehr Saturday, Aug. 21. With him were top Al Qods Brigades commanders in Lebanon, Iraq and the Palestinian territories. The group stayed only long enough to confer with Syrian president Bashar Assad and his military and intelligence chiefs on three topics . . . . This . . . Read more »

Bombs Away in Three Days

August 18, 2010 by Publius

The Washington Times suggests that it is time to strike Iran's nuclear program, with reports that the facility at Bushehr will be operational in less than three days.

"The Real Problem Is Not the Mosque but the Nukes"

August 17, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"All the energy devoted to this issue of the Ground Zero Mosque is distracting us from the far more serious problem of Iran's nuclear weapons program. If this more fundamental problem is properly addressed, then the NYC mosque issue will become irrelevant. Conversely, if America doesn't deal with this more fundamental problem, then any legal or political maneuvers to stop the NYC mosque -- even if successful -- will make little difference in the long run."

"Iran reactor to be fueled Aug. 21"

August 13, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"Russia has announced that it will start loading fuel into the nuclear reactor of the Bushehr nuclear power station in Iran on August 21, a spokesman for Russia's state atomic cooperation reportedly told Reuters Friday.

"According to the report, the spokesperson was quoted as saying that the addition of fuel will be crucial to initiating the country's first nuclear reactor, although it will not become operational."

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