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Tehran Seeks Sinai Terror Infrastructure
Investigative Project on Terrorism ^ | February 28, 2011 | IPT News

Posted on 02/28/2011 4:16:57 PM PST by Suvroc10

Iran is taking advantage of chaos in post-Mubarak Egypt to bolster its weapons-smuggling capabilities in the Sinai Peninsula, Israeli defense officials say. Tehran's goal is to build a new infrastructure there to enable it to smuggle advanced weaponry into Gaza.

"Iran wants to take advantage of the current anarchy in Egypt and establish a stronger foothold in Gaza," a senior Israeli defense official told the Jerusalem Post. "They are building new capabilities, upgrading smuggling mechanisms and studying the new military presence there to see how it will affect them."

(Excerpt) Read more at investigativeproject.org ...


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: chaos; egypt; tehran; terrorism

1 posted on 02/28/2011 4:17:00 PM PST by Suvroc10
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To: Suvroc10

Israel may need to take it back.


2 posted on 02/28/2011 4:20:57 PM PST by marron
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To: Suvroc10

This couldn’t have been the goal all along could it.

I know a couple of ships I wouldn’t mind seeing sunk on the way back to their barnyard either.

Fishies and coral needing to be supported and all.


3 posted on 02/28/2011 4:30:07 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Here's the proof of Obama's U. S. citizenship: " " Good enough for our 3 branches...)
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