Clinton on Holy War against Iran by Milota Sidorova

U.S. Diplomacy delegation has set up on its peace effort talks in the Middle East. Again, Mrs. Clinton spoke out for the rest of the world, the U.S. couldn't stay calm while Iranian representatives were “building their bomb”. She is on her way around Arabian countries trying to push them back on Iran. The country is rising the same pressure on the U.S. Security Council. Teheran stated it was going to enrich its uranium on 20 percent just for medical purposes. Last week it said the enriched uranium was close to be pure enough for nuclear weapons, but the government was not interested in such program. American government is stating the opposite.Is it the game on w! ho makes greater fear? This time there is another player in the part. China that has a right to veto the approval has proclaimed vivid business ties with Iran. Clinton suggested that Saudi Arabia could force its diplomacy to calm down Beijing and Chinese “oil requirements”, if they could impose further sanctions on Iran. Except of China, the decision can be stopped only by the U.S., Britain, France and Russia. According the press, the attitude of Moscow towards Iran grew worse lately. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is visiting Quatar and Saudi Arabia and is will adress the US-Islamic World Forum in Doha. Except of proclaimednecessity for rough push, the message of her trip is very similar to Obama's speech in Cairo last year. The Muslim shouldn't see United States as the enemy. But while he was kind of publically accepted, there is no doubt that to meet “peaceful ambitions” Mrs. Clinton would need more than just a rhetoric.

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