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Former military chiefs urge talks with Iran« Thread Started

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Former military chiefs urge talks with Iran« Thread Started on Feb 5, 2007, 5:58am » --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Former military chiefs urge talks with IranPOSTED: 0400 GMT (1200 HKT), February 3, 2007 LONDON, England (Reuters) -- Three former senior U.S. military officials warn that any military action against Iran would have "disastrous consequences" and urged Washington to hold immediate and unconditional talks with Tehran.The Bush administration has increased the regularity and vehemence of its accusations against Iran, prompting speculation it could be laying the ground for military attack against the Islamic state.Washington has also sent a second aircraft carrier to the Gulf, a move seen as a warning to Iran, which the United States accuses of seeking atomic arms and fueling instability in Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East. Iran denies the charges.In a letter to London's Sunday Times newspaper, the three former U.S. military leaders said attacking Iran "would have disastrous consequences for security in the region, coalition forces in Iraq and would further exacerbate regional and global tensions," they wrote."The current crisis must be resolved through diplomacy," they said.read at source> http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europ ... index.html --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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