This is an interesting development. America needed China and Russia in their corner and America gave them the world to get their support... Russia and China came out of this sanction issue in better shape than they went in. Russia has had many business sanctions removed and they have no deterrents to stop Russia from continued interaction with Iran on all levels. China was excluded also from the effects of the sanctions by waivers that allow China to continue normal... Full Story

According to the Sunday Times, Israel will deploy three nuclear-capable submarines for permanent positioning in Persian Gulf. That can only mean that Netanyahu abandoned any plans to strike Iran, and turned to the deterrence option. The deterrence would be fake. In the small Persian Gulf, Iran would have no trouble locating and destroying Israeli submarine. Nuclear-armed cruise missiles deployable on the submarines are not very effective: they detonate at too low altitude. Iran has... Full Story

The Guardian published a story of Israel agreeing to sell nuclear warheads to South Africa in 1975. Though Shimon Peres weaselly denied the report, the affair is in fact well-known and true. So yes, we offered to sell a few nuclear warheads to our close ally, so what? And it was not exactly a sale: South Africa took part in Israeli nuclear program. Likewise, Pakistan delivered several nuclear kits to Saudi Arabia in return for funding Pakistani nuclear program. Pakistan requested North... Full Story

A week after Iran offered us the best opportunity for an attack, Israel did not carry it out. Time is running out quickly as Iran has enriched its 4% uranium to 20%, thus greatly reducing the size of its stocks. Smaller stocks will be easier to hide. After three months of enrichment, no Israeli attack will be able to eliminate Iran’s nuclear stocks. Every sane person understands that sanctions are futile. Not only they are torpedoed by Russia and China, but even the strongest sanctions... Full Story

For a few days all you heard was positive about Russia and Iran. The sweet sticky bull came from the Western press and it did nothing but make Russia and Iran realize the folly of America.I then watched a Western press that slid into their old habits, they started to degrade Russia and Iran because Iran was not giving answers fast enough. I watched articles from Big Western Media change their tone. The fact that Iran hesitated on an answer became an issue that Iran was reneging on the deal and... Full Story

Hillary Clinton met with her Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov to discuss the current escalation in Iranian nuclear ambitions ambitions.  After the discussions concluded, there was a unanimous call from both sides to maintain a unified front against Iran's ambitions.   After talks with her counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Moscow, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton praised Russia for its "extremely co-operative" work. Mrs Clinton said Iran's programme was of "serious concern", but... Full Story

While I was drinking my morning cup of wonderful coffee and looking over e-mails and comments that I got during the night. I came upon an e-mail that threatened my life. This threat was over the fact that I am not smart enough to understand that Iran is a terrible, evil country and that Iran should be destroyed and all her people sent to Hell! I was told that I need to go with them {exact words were, minus cuss words of course, ("Kyle you need to die with the Iranian Scum!")} - all because I... Full Story

I would like to say a word about regional issues, particularly the problems related to Iran. As we stated two days ago in New York, we are united in our determination to begin talks on signing an all-encompassing, long-term agreement intended to settle the nuclear issues in Iran as soon as possible.That said, today’s situation requires particular attention. In their recent letter to the IAEA, Iranian authorities admitted that they are building a new uranium enrichment plant. The fact... Full Story

Tehran, Iran In a not so shocking move, Tehran has announced that it successfully test fired several of its newly upgraded Shahab-3 and Sajjil missiles. Iran said it successfully completed two days of missile tests that including launching its longest-range missiles on Monday, weapons capable of carrying a warhead and striking Israel, U.S. military bases in the Middle East, and parts of Europe. State television said the powerful Revolutionary Guard, which controls Iran's missile program, successfully... Full Story