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AR15.COM
8/26/2008 11:11:05 AM EDT

Iran Intensifies Nuclear Power Activity
08/26/2008



Iran is preparing to build more nuclear power plants IRNA, news agency reported. Ahmad Fayyazbakhsh, deputy chief of Iran Atomic Energy Organization (AAEO) said state-owned nuclear energy production company has signed agreements with six local companies, assigning them to hunt for potential sites for new nuclear power plants within 13 months.

Iran is already designing a 360 MW nuclear power plants, according to Mohammad Saeedi, deputy head of IAEO. The new power plant, the country’s second one, will be constructed in Darkhoin, a city in southwestern province of Khuzestan.

Russia is helping Iran to build the country’s first nuclear power plants in the southern port of Bushehr. It finished delivery of 82 tons of low-enriched uranium for the plant’s light-water reactor in January, and Sergei Kiriyenko, Russia’s nuclear power chief, said in June that nuclear fuel operations would start this year.

The Iran-Russia joint project was originally supposed to be completed at the beginning of the milleeium but has been delayed at least five times for various reasons. [At one time the Russians claimed that Iran has failed to make payment when due.] Russia’s ambassador to Tehran Alexander Sadovnikov, said that the delays have been caused by “sanctions imposed by Western powers.”

BusinessIntelligence, August 25, 2008





Israel should understand killing Russians is different from killing Americans.





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8/26/2008 3:30:38 PM EDT
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Quoted:

Iran Intensifies Nuclear Power Activity
08/26/2008



Iran is preparing to build more nuclear power plants IRNA, news agency reported. Ahmad Fayyazbakhsh, deputy chief of Iran Atomic Energy Organization (AAEO) said state-owned nuclear energy production company has signed agreements with six local companies, assigning them to hunt for potential sites for new nuclear power plants within 13 months.

Iran is already designing a 360 MW nuclear power plants, according to Mohammad Saeedi, deputy head of IAEO. The new power plant, the country’s second one, will be constructed in Darkhoin, a city in southwestern province of Khuzestan.

Russia is helping Iran to build the country’s first nuclear power plants in the southern port of Bushehr. It finished delivery of 82 tons of low-enriched uranium for the plant’s light-water reactor in January, and Sergei Kiriyenko, Russia’s nuclear power chief, said in June that nuclear fuel operations would start this year.

The Iran-Russia joint project was originally supposed to be completed at the beginning of the milleeium but has been delayed at least five times for various reasons. [At one time the Russians claimed that Iran has failed to make payment when due.] Russia’s ambassador to Tehran Alexander Sadovnikov, said that the delays have been caused by “sanctions imposed by Western powers.”

BusinessIntelligence, August 25, 2008





Israel should understand killing Russians is different from killing Americans.





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Irregardless of who carries it out, more Russians will probably be killed when a strike on Iran happens before the years' end.
8/26/2008 7:20:49 PM EDT
[#2]
Go get them Israel.
8/26/2008 7:46:16 PM EDT
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Israel should understand killing Russians is different from killing Americans.



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Russian "Advisors" and "technicians" have been killed all over the globe by all sorts of folks since the end of WWII.

They could care less as long as the payments come in.
8/27/2008 8:05:56 AM EDT
[#4]


Got it guys.  It is alright for Israelis to kill Russians.
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8/27/2008 9:02:07 AM EDT
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Got it guys.  It is alright for Israelis to kill Russians.
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Russians helping state sponosrs of terrorism develop nuclear weapons, sure. Of course they are fair game and very legitimate military targets.

Any random Russian, no.

And if there were Israelis, or even Americans over there helping the Iranians develop Nuclear weapons..or the Syrians, or the North Koreans, I would say the same thing. They are fair game by virtue of thier actions.

And its not just alright for the Israelis to do it in my book. Its ok for them, the USA, the Brits, the South Koreans, the Indians.....
8/27/2008 12:34:28 PM EDT
[#6]
Occasionally I remember a bit of history.

IIRC, our (US) CIA Chief of Station in Lebanon was kidnapped a number of years ago by the bad guys.   The Chief of Station was tortured for about three years and finally killed.  We (the US) were told where to find his battered body.

I still remember his funeral at Arlington.  The song was an old Cat Stevens* song "Morning Has Broken".......................sort of the Agency anthem for that time.


Also I remember when a Soviet diplomat was kidnapped by the bad guys in Lebanon at about that same time.  The KGB announced, the day of the kidnapping, their diplomat should returned - unharmed - before sunset of the next day.  If their diplomat was harmed or not returned by the designated time, the KGB would kill every member of the doers family.  Not just wives, children, mothers, and fathers but every member of their extended family including aunts, uncles and cousins.

The Soviet diplomat was returned unharmed the next afternoon.


Probably Russia is far kinder and gentler than the former Soviet Union.




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*Before he became Yusuf Islam.
8/27/2008 3:15:05 PM EDT
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I would think an attack resulting in russian members being killed would spark quite a fire with the current events involving russia and their new doctrine. Something along the lines of russian boats off Isreals shores and massive weapons sales to Isreals enemies (more so than now)
8/27/2008 3:21:39 PM EDT
[#8]
i dunno, but i cant say im not curious to watch that play out....
8/27/2008 4:05:07 PM EDT
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i dunno, but i cant say im not curious to watch that play out....


Nor am I.




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