Iran makes significant progress toward nukes

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Source: Israel National News
April 10, 2007

Half-measures by the United Nations aimed at stopping Iran from obtaining nuclear arms continue to fail miserably.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced on Monday that he had kept his promise to significantly increase his nation's ability to enrich uranium, an important step toward building atomic weapons.

Speaking at the nuclear facility at Natanz, Ahmadinejad revealed the recent installation and activation of at least 3,000 additional centrifuges used to enrich uranium hexafluoride gas.

Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani later confirmed the major slap in the international community's face.

Israeli officials have been warning for months that the international community must employ far harsher measures, including possible military intervention, if there is to be any hope keeping nuclear weapons out of Ahmadinejad's hands.

The Iranian demagogue has hinted that he would use such weapons to fulfill his deeply-held desire to annihilate the Jewish state.

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