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Information: BRITISH attack the Iraqi nuclear reactor surprised Washington
12:34:01 / 01/2012
Khandan - revealed confidential files British authorized publishing the National Archives in London (the Israeli attack on the Iraqi nuclear reactor in 1981, surprised the Americans who were not aware of it), The Daily Telegraph, quoting official documents that (the United States has not received any warning about the attacking the Osirak reactor (July), which is offensive by former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in June 1981 amid fears that President Saddam Hussein was trying to build a nuclear weapon), and showed the files to (the British ambassador at the time in Washington, Nicholas Henderson was with the U.S. Secretary of Defense at the time, Caspar Weinberger, when the attack on the Iraqi nuclear reactor), and pointed out that the (Ambassador Henderson sent a telegram to London, saying he is believed to Begin taking leave of his senses, and was disturbed by the Israeli reaction and its possible consequences), the newspaper said that ( British Ambassador in Baghdad at the time Stephen Aagrton "revealed that the Iraqis also were surprised when they saw the fighter jets (F-15) Israeli home in the sky).
The Israeli Air Force attacked in the June 7, 1981 on the Iraqi nuclear reactor Osirak (July), which led to the destruction of the reactor and the killing of a French technician was inside.
Prime Minister Begin in that period, the Iraqi nuclear reactor was about to become "operationally" What would have allowed Iraq to produce atomic bombs.
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12:34:01 / 01/2012
Khandan - revealed confidential files British authorized publishing the National Archives in London (the Israeli attack on the Iraqi nuclear reactor in 1981, surprised the Americans who were not aware of it), The Daily Telegraph, quoting official documents that (the United States has not received any warning about the attacking the Osirak reactor (July), which is offensive by former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in June 1981 amid fears that President Saddam Hussein was trying to build a nuclear weapon), and showed the files to (the British ambassador at the time in Washington, Nicholas Henderson was with the U.S. Secretary of Defense at the time, Caspar Weinberger, when the attack on the Iraqi nuclear reactor), and pointed out that the (Ambassador Henderson sent a telegram to London, saying he is believed to Begin taking leave of his senses, and was disturbed by the Israeli reaction and its possible consequences), the newspaper said that ( British Ambassador in Baghdad at the time Stephen Aagrton "revealed that the Iraqis also were surprised when they saw the fighter jets (F-15) Israeli home in the sky).
The Israeli Air Force attacked in the June 7, 1981 on the Iraqi nuclear reactor Osirak (July), which led to the destruction of the reactor and the killing of a French technician was inside.
Prime Minister Begin in that period, the Iraqi nuclear reactor was about to become "operationally" What would have allowed Iraq to produce atomic bombs.
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