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  • Iran successfully tests surface-to-sea missiles

    12/12/2005 7:55:09 AM PST · by SmithL · 48 replies · 1,311+ views
    AP ^ | 12/12/5
    Iran has successfully tested surface-to-sea missiles with a range of 110 kilometers (68 miles), Iranian state television reported Monday. The testing of the Silkworm missiles was the most important project of Monday's military maneuvers in southern Iran, the television said. It said the Silkworms have a speed of 290 kilometers (180 miles) per second and a range of 110 kilometers (68 miles). They can detect targets from a distance of 15 kilometers (9 miles) and have the capacity to destroy a warship. The report did not say whether the missiles could carry nuclear warheads. Iran's armed forces began their biggest...
  • PM: Iranian nuclear scenario unacceptable to Israel

    12/01/2005 7:53:37 AM PST · by SmithL · 12 replies · 431+ views
    Jerusalem Post ^ | 12/1/5 | SHEERA CLAIRE FRENKEL AND AP
    Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, speaking at the editors' convention at Sokolov House in Tel Aviv, said Thursday that Israel, as well as other nations, cannot accept a scenario in which Iran acquires nuclear capabilities and that Israel was making preparations for the possibility Iran will acquire nuclear weapons. He added, however, that Israel would not lead the fight against the Islamic state's nuclear ambitions. "The danger does not only affect Israel, but also Middle Eastern countries and many other countries around the world. Therefore the recent efforts led by the US must include free countries that understand this grave danger,"...
  • U.S. judge awards hostage's family $91M

    10/12/2005 4:16:56 PM PDT · by SmithL · 27 replies · 1,223+ views
    AP ^ | 10/12/5 | MARYCLAIRE DALE
    PHILADELPHIA - Relatives of a former U.S. hostage held in Lebanon for more than five years were awarded $91 million by a U.S. judge for emotional distress in a lawsuit filed against Iran. The family of Joseph Cicippio expects to recover the award from the U.S. Treasury, as Cicippio and other former U.S. hostages have done, lawyer James J. Oliver said. The government retains the right to pursue the funds from frozen Iranian assets. "I would gladly return to the way my family was before my father was taken, instead of going through all the trauma we went through," son...