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  • U.S. Reportedly Held Iran War Simulation

    12/13/2004 5:39:28 PM PST · by West Coast Conservative · 31 replies · 2,385+ views
    Big News Network.com ^ | Tuesday 14th December, 2004
    The U.S. Defense Department reportedly held simulations to determine the effectiveness of an attack on Iran, the Middle East Newsline reported Sunday The Atlantic Monthly revealed the Pentagon held simulations of a U.S. military strike on Iranian bases and nuclear facilities. The war games also included a ground invasion.
  • Diplomats: Iran Bought Metal Useable in Atom Bombs

    12/03/2004 2:48:53 PM PST · by West Coast Conservative · 8 replies · 520+ views
    Reuters ^ | Fri Dec 3, 2004 | Louis Charbonneau
    Intelligence reports accuse Iran of buying large amounts of a metal that has many civilian uses but which some U.S. and other countries' officials believe Tehran wanted exclusively for an atomic bomb, diplomats say. Washington says oil-rich Iran is developing atomic weapons under cover of a nuclear energy program. Tehran denies this, insisting its atomic ambitions are limited to the peaceful generation of electricity. One non-U.S. diplomat, citing intelligence gathered by his country, said Iran bought "huge amounts of beryllium from a number of countries" but gave no details on the amount or states involved. Beryllium has a long list...