24/03/08 un sousmarin nucléaire pour rejoindre la flotte US stationnée dans le Golfe Persique.

28/03/2008 : elen.hannes

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US deploys nuclear sub to Persian Gulf’
Iran rejects Sarkozy’s claim on missile threats

Monday, March 24, 2008
TEHRAN: An American nuclear submarine has crossed the Suez Canal to join the US fleet stationed in the Persian Gulf, Egyptian sources say.

Egyptian officials reported that the nuclear submarine crossed the canal along with a destroyer on Friday and Egyptian forces were put on high alert when the navy convoy was passing through the canal.

An American destroyer recently left the Persian Gulf, heading towards the Mediterranean Sea; earlier on Thursday, a US Navy rescue ship crossed the canal to enter the Red Sea.

The deployment comes as recent reports allege that US Vice President Dick Cheney is seeking to rally the support of Middle Eastern states for launching an attack on Iran.

This is while US officials deny that Cheney’s Mideast tour is linked to a possible military attack on Iran.

According to the latest reports, in recent months a major part of the US Navy has been deployed in and around the Persian Gulf.

Meanwhile, Iran on Sunday rejected French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s comments on the necessity to build a strong deterrent against new security threats posed by nuclear-armed Islamic states, a news agency reported.

Speaking on Friday at the launch of the fourth of France’s latest generation of nuclear-armed submarines, Sarkozy said Iran was “increasing the range of its missiles while serious suspicions weigh on its nuclear programme”.

But Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini insisted Iran was a source of peace and stability in the Middle East.

“Iran has upgraded its capabilities (and) drawing a parallel between these achievements and possible threats against other countries is inappropriate and invalid,” the students’ news agency ISNA quoted Hosseini as saying.

Iran, locked in a standoff with the West over its nuclear plans, had previously boasted it had missiles that could sink” big warships” in the Gulf, a region where US aircraft carriers and warships operate. Iran’s Shahab-3 missile, with a range of 2,000 km is capable of hitting Israel and US bases in the Gulf, Iranian officials say. Iran has refused to recognise Israel since the 1979 Islamic revolution toppled the US-backed Shah.

Tehran said in November it had built a new missile with a range of 2,000 km, a step analysts said could add more power to its conventional arsenal when tensions over its atomic plans are rising.

The West accuses Iran of trying to acquire nuclear weapons under cover of a civilian programme. Iran denies the charges, saying it only wants to generate electricity to meet the country’s booming demand.

The U.N. Security Council has imposed three sanctions resolutions against Iran following Tehran’s failure to suspend its nuclear activities, as demanded by the council.

Hosseini said Iran posed no threat to any country. “Iran’s foreign policy is in line with international regulations and laws,” he said.

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Saudi Shura council to discuss plan for sudden radioactive hazards
dpa
dpa - International News Service in English
Mar 22, 2008 07:56 EST
> Riyadh (dpa) - The Saudi Shura council will secretly discuss national plans to deal with any sudden nuclear and radioactive hazards that may affect the kingdom following experts' warnings of possible attacks on Iran's Bushehr nuclear reactors, media reports said Saturday.



> The Saudi-based King Abdul-Aziz City for Science and Technology has prepared a proposal that encapsulates the probabilities of leaking nuclear and radiation hazards in case of any unexpected nuclear attacks in Iran, the Okaz Saudi newspaper said.
> The Saudi Shura or consultative council plans to debate the proposal on Sunday.
> The power plants in the south-western Iranian port of Bushehr were built with German assistance in 1974 and resumed with Russian aid in 1992, after it had been stopped by the Islamic revolution. dpa str es pb
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> Source: dpa - International News Service in English
http://www.dpa.com/en/unternehmenswelt/index.html
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Conseil saoudien de Shura pour discuter le plan pour des risques radioactifs soudains DPA DPA - service des informations internationales en anglais 22 mars 2008 07:56 est Riyadh (DPA) - le conseil saoudien de Shura discutera secrètement des plans nationaux pour traiter les risques nucléaires et radioactifs soudains qui peuvent affecter le royaume après experts' ; avertissements des attaques possibles sur Iran' ; les réacteurs nucléaires de s Bushehr, rapports de médias ont indiqué samedi. Le Roi Saoudien-basé Abdul-Aziz City pour la Science et la technologie a préparé une proposition qui encapsule les probabilités de la fuite nucléaires et des risques d'irradiation en cas de toutes les attaques nucléaires inattendues en Iran, Okaz le journal que saoudien a indiqué. Le Shura saoudien ou le conseil consultatif prévoit de discuter la proposition le dimanche. Les centrales dans le port iranien du sud-ouest de Bushehr ont été construites avec l'aide allemande en 1974 et reprises à l'aide russe en 1992, après qu'elle ait été arrêtée par la révolution islamique. streptocoque Pb de DPA d'es Source : DPA - service des informations internationales en anglais







http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=102736

US deploys nuclear sub to Persian Gulf’ Iran rejects Sarkozy’s claim on missile threats

Monday, March 24, 2008
TEHRAN: An American nuclear submarine has crossed the Suez Canal to join the US fleet stationed in the Persian Gulf, Egyptian sources say.

Egyptian officials reported that the nuclear submarine crossed the canal along with a destroyer on Friday and Egyptian forces were put on high alert when the navy convoy was passing through the canal.

An American destroyer recently left the Persian Gulf, heading towards the Mediterranean Sea; earlier on Thursday, a US Navy rescue ship crossed the canal to enter the Red Sea.

The deployment comes as recent reports allege that US Vice President Dick Cheney is seeking to rally the support of Middle Eastern states for launching an attack on Iran.

This is while US officials deny that Cheney’s Mideast tour is linked to a possible military attack on Iran.

According to the latest reports, in recent months a major part of the US Navy has been deployed in and around the Persian Gulf.

Meanwhile, Iran on Sunday rejected French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s comments on the necessity to build a strong deterrent against new security threats posed by nuclear-armed Islamic states, a news agency reported.

Speaking on Friday at the launch of the fourth of France’s latest generation of nuclear-armed submarines, Sarkozy said Iran was “increasing the range of its missiles while serious suspicions weigh on its nuclear programme”.

But Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini insisted Iran was a source of peace and stability in the Middle East.

“Iran has upgraded its capabilities (and) drawing a parallel between these achievements and possible threats against other countries is inappropriate and invalid,” the students’ news agency ISNA quoted Hosseini as saying.

Iran, locked in a standoff with the West over its nuclear plans, had previously boasted it had missiles that could sink” big warships” in the Gulf, a region where US aircraft carriers and warships operate. Iran’s Shahab-3 missile, with a range of 2,000 km is capable of hitting Israel and US bases in the Gulf, Iranian officials say. Iran has refused to recognise Israel since the 1979 Islamic revolution toppled the US-backed Shah.

Tehran said in November it had built a new missile with a range of 2,000 km, a step analysts said could add more power to its conventional arsenal when tensions over its atomic plans are rising.

The West accuses Iran of trying to acquire nuclear weapons under cover of a civilian programme. Iran denies the charges, saying it only wants to generate electricity to meet the country’s booming demand.

The U.N. Security Council has imposed three sanctions resolutions against Iran following Tehran’s failure to suspend its nuclear activities, as demanded by the council.

Hosseini said Iran posed no threat to any country. “Iran’s foreign policy is in line with international regulations and laws,” he said.





http://www.infolive.tv/fr/infolive.tv-19890-israelnews-letat-disrael-conduira-une-vaste-simulation-de-crise-et-de-situation

L'Etat d'Israël conduira une vaste simulation de crise et de situation d'urgence au mois d'Avril.
Défense

En raison d' une possible dégradation de la situation avec la Syrie au Nord et le Hamas au Sud, ainsi que de la menace que représente le programme nucléaire iranien, la stabilité de la région demeure précaire. L'état d'Israël a décider de s'y préparer et mènera pendant 5 jours un exercice de sécurité à travers tout le pays. Cette manœuvre, la plus importante encore jamais réalisée en Israël, commencera le 6 avril.

Le Premier ministre Ehoud Olmert convoquera le cabinet lors du premier jour de l'exercice pour discuter de "la réponse d'Israël face à une attaque ennemie".

La Police israélienne, le département de la sécurité civile, ainsi que les services de secours dei Maguen David Adom participeront à cet exercice.

Lors de ces cinq jours, les forces de sécurité et les services d'urgence procèderont à une évacuation massive des "zônes touchées" selon la simulation, et les hôpitaux seront préparés à traiter les victimes d'une simulation attaque chimique et biologique. 17/03/2008


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