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October 10, 2012

Quote of the Day: Unintended Consequences Edition

“[A]n attack would make a nuclear-armed Iran inevitable. They would just bury the program deeper and make it more covert…The results of an American or Israeli military strike on Iran could, in my view, prove catastrophic, haunting us for generations in that part of the world.”

Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, speaking about Iran at the Norfolk Forum, October 3, 2012. Gates was Secretary of Defense from 2006 to 2011, serving in both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations.

He went on to add that sanctions on Iran are “our best chance going forward, to ratchet up the economic pressure and diplomatic isolation to the point where the Iranian leadership concludes that it actually hurts Iranian security and, above all, the security of the regime itself, to continue to pursue nuclear weapons.”

Posted in: Iran Diplomacy, Middle East, Nukes of Hazard blog

October 4, 2012

Fact Sheet: Statements Against a Military Attack on Iran

Updated by Usha Sahay U.S. Military Officials “The current U.S.-led push to force Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions through steadily increasing economic and diplomatic pressure is beginning to show results and it would be “premature” to resort to military force.” -Gen. Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, January 26, 2012 “After […]

Posted in: Factsheets on Iran Diplomacy, Iran Diplomacy

September 29, 2012

Quote of the Day: WTF Edition

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the North Korean leader-du-jour threaten others with nuclear annihilation, implied or otherwise. Who knows what level of self-destruction they would risk for their cause? Our weakness and neglect of the U.S. nu…

Posted in: Asia, Middle East, Nuclear Weapons, Nukes of Hazard blog

September 28, 2012

Evolution of a Terrorist Group

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton informed Congress on Friday, September 21 that the Iranian opposition group Mujahedin-e-Khalq‘s (MEK) will be removed from the U.S. foreign terrorist organization list. Many worry that this decision, announced just days before her October 1st deadline to make a verdict, will exacerbate already tense relations with the government of Iran.

Posted in: Middle East, New National Security, Nukes of Hazard blog

September 27, 2012

Foreign Policy Quotes Gen. Robert Gard on Iran

The Entebbe Option   By Mark Perry Foreign Policy While no one in the Barack Obama administration knows whether Israel will strike Iran’s nuclear program, America’s war planners are preparing for a wide array of potential Israeli military options — while also trying to limit the chances of the United States being drawn into a […]

Posted in: Center in the News, Press Room

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