U.S. sets nuclear ultimatum to Iran

PanARMENIAN.Net - The U.S. wants Tehran to curtail its nuclear program until spring 2012, otherwise they will give a green light to an Israeli strike on Iran. This is according to Israeli media reports.

The spring is set as a deadline due to the exit of American forces from the region, Yedioth Ahronoth daily reported.

In the absence of U.S. forces, Israel can attack without American consent.

The newspaper also quotes the Daily Beast website as claiming that Israel now has tens of billions of dollars worth of high-tech arms capable of “blinding and stunning” Iran at their disposal.

So should a military action commence, Israel will not be content with just air raids and bombardment, but also will derail the internet and all kinds of digital and mobile communication in the country.

The Jerusalem Post also writes on a possible Israeli attack on Iran, but warns it may well backfire on Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany. Earlier a veteran Russian diplomat warned that such an attack might harm U.S. interests.

International concerns over Iran’s nuclear program elevated once more in early November, as a freshly-released International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report alleged that it may be being used to develop a bomb.

Rumors regarding an Israeli strike on Iran began circulating almost immediately.

The IAEA is expected to vote on the newest resolution proposed by the US, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany. It calls on Tehran to increase its cooperation with the IAEA, but has received criticism for lacking a clear deadline on when the country should respond to the IAEA’s move, RT reported.