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Bush: incentives to Iran only if it quits nuclear programme

Washington, USA - Yesterday Blair said he does not want a war against Iran

US President, George W. Bush, during a joint press conference with Tony Blair in Washington, declared that eventual economic incentives offers will be made to Iran only if it quits its nuclear programme. In an interview at Al Jazeera TV, which was spread yesterday, Blair clearly said his Country does not intend to start a military attack against the Islamic Republic. Russian Security Council Secretary,...

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Rome, Italy, 05/26/2006 15:49
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