Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Iran ready to help Turkey with nuclear plant: aide

Dal conflitto irrisolto derivano tensioni e cambi di alleanze che 
disegnano un futuro incerto.
Questo non sembra interessare al regime "sionista", che pone le sue 
strategie nazional messianiche sopra ogni altra cosa.
 
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Iran ready to help Turkey with nuclear plant: aide
Reuters
 
By Louis Charbonneau – 36 mins ago
 
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A senior Iranian official said on Tuesday that 
Tehran was willing to share its controversial nuclear technology with 
neighboring countries, suggesting it could help Turkey build an atomic 
power plant.
 
The United States, European Union and their allies suspect Iran is 
trying to develop nuclear weapons and, along with the U.N. Security 
Council, have imposed sanctions to try to stop it from enriching 
uranium. But Tehran says its nuclear program is to generate electric 
power and refuses to halt it.
 
"Iran developed a very sophisticated nuclear science and technological 
capability, which we are quite ready to share with ... neighboring 
countries and friendly countries in the region," the official, Mohammad 
Javad Larijani, said.
 
"Turkey is for years trying to have a nuclear power plant but no country 
in the West is willing to build that for them," Larijani told reporters. 
"This is true for our Arab (neighbors) in the region."
 
"We are ready to cooperate with them in this regard, while within the 
NPT." He was referring to the 1968 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, 
which aims to prevent the spread of atomic weapons technology.
 
"This is an avenue that we are going to open," he said, adding that Iran 
was also willing to cooperate in the nuclear field with Brazil.
 
"In some areas Brazil is ahead of us, in some areas we are ahead of 
Brazil," he said. "So we can cooperate as well."
 
Both Turkey and Brazil voted against a fourth round of U.N. Security 
Council sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program in June 2010.
 
IAEA REPORT A 'DISGRACE'
 
Turkey has ambitious plans to build up a civil nuclear production 
capability and has been in talks with Russia and Japan about it. Japan's 
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is among the firms interested in a Turkish deal.
 
Last year Turkey awarded Russia's Atomstroyexport a contract for the 
country's first nuclear power plant at Akkuyu on the country's 
Mediterranean coast.
 
Larijani is head of the Iranian High Council for Human Rights, an 
adviser to Iran's chief justice, and head of a mathematics and physics 
institute. He is also the brother of parliament speaker Ali Larijani.
 
He is in New York ahead of a planned vote by the U.N. General Assembly's 
human rights committee on a resolution condemning the human rights 
situation in Iran.
 
Larijani's comments on the nuclear issue came a week after the U.N. 
atomic watchdog issued a report saying Iran appeared to have worked on 
designing a nuclear weapon.
 
Larijani described the International Atomic Energy Agency's report as "a 
disgrace to the professionalism of this institution."
 
He made clear, however, that Tehran's position on the crackdown against 
pro-democracy demonstrators in Syria, Iran's principal Arab ally, was 
very different from Turkey's. Ankara has sharply condemned the 
crackdown, which began in March and has killed over 3,500 civilians 
according to U.N. figures.
 
"The best way is to leave the Syria affair to the Syrian people 
themselves," he said. "We are against international meddling in this 
affair."
 
He accused the United States and other Western countries of supporting 
the opposition in Syria with weapons, an accusation that Damascus has 
also hurled at Washington and its allies.
 
Larijani rejected Saudi accusations that Iran was fomenting unrest in 
Bahrain and reiterated Tehran's denial of U.S. and Saudi allegations 
last month that Tehran was behind an alleged plot to assassinate the 
Saudi ambassador to Washington.
 
(Writing by Patrick Worsnip and Louis Charbonneau; Editing by Eric Walsh)
 
http://old.news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20111115/ts_nm/us_iran_nuclear_technology
 
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 disegnano un futuro incerto.
 
Di solito, in questi casi un buon terapeuta è utile.
 
 
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*Sunspot*
Stay hungry. Stay foolish. Stay dead.

 Di solito, in questi casi un buon terapeuta è utile.
 
Ne conosci qualcuno capace di curare il messianesimo nazionalista?
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 disegnano un futuro incerto.
 
No, da un paese governato da teste di cazzo derivano furbacchioni che
desiderano arricchirsi impaccandogli roba scadente ad alto costo.

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E' Iran non Italia
 
Ciao! 
 
 

 No, da un paese governato da teste di cazzo
 
seconda borsa al mondo più cresciuta negli ultimi 4 anni. Anche il
Libero Mercato ti va in culo.

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Infatti. L'Italia impacca, l'Iran impaccato.

 seconda borsa al mondo più cresciuta negli ultimi 4 anni.
 
In termini nominali.
 
Ah, sai se alla fine gli indiani li hanno pagati?

Reuters
 
non credo che la Turchia si farà fregare. Probabilmente chiedono che la 
Turchia allenti la pressione sulla Siria.... 
 

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Neanche io penso che lo scopo della Turchia sia quello di acquisire 
tecnologia nucleare dall'Iran, anche perché la tecnologia iraniana viene 
dalla Russia.
 
Penso invece che la tecnologia nucleare sia un pretesto che la Turchia 
usa per mandare un messaggio politico a chi ha orecchie per intenderlo, 
a chi si prepara ad una nuova guerra.
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 a chi si prepara ad una nuova guerra.
 
orpo - ma la Turchia non era parte della schiera dei buoni? Come mai
usa questo linguaggio allusivo? Cercano di evitare la censura
sionista?
 

 ha scritto nel messaggio 
news:ja1ikc$nca$1...@dont-email.me...
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io invece credo che su questo punto la Turchia non c'entri nulla...