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Iran postponed the launch of long-range missiles in its review of the military in the Gulf
On: Sun 01/01/2012 19:27
Citizen - the agencies
Denied a senior commander in the Navy Iranian media reports that the Islamic Republic launched a long-range missiles during the naval exercise, adding that the rockets will be launched in the coming days. Said Mahmoud Mousavi channel «Press TV. In» TV Iranian English-speaking: «training rockets will be implemented in the coming days» . The agency semi-official Fars news agency said earlier that Iran had fired a long-range missiles and other missiles, and Iran threatened on Tuesday to halt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf if the imposition of the ban on the export of oil over its nuclear ambitions in a move that could provoke a military conflict with the countries dependent on Gulf oil. in another context, agency quoted Iranian Mehr news agency senior official as saying on Saturday that Iranian nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili will send a letter to Catherine Ashton EU foreign policy to show Tehran's readiness to resume nuclear talks with major powers. He said the Iranian ambassador to Germany Ali Reza Sheikh Attar Jalili soon will send a letter to Catherine Ashton on the format of negotiations ... After that will be new talks with major powers.
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On: Sun 01/01/2012 19:27
Citizen - the agencies
Denied a senior commander in the Navy Iranian media reports that the Islamic Republic launched a long-range missiles during the naval exercise, adding that the rockets will be launched in the coming days. Said Mahmoud Mousavi channel «Press TV. In» TV Iranian English-speaking: «training rockets will be implemented in the coming days» . The agency semi-official Fars news agency said earlier that Iran had fired a long-range missiles and other missiles, and Iran threatened on Tuesday to halt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf if the imposition of the ban on the export of oil over its nuclear ambitions in a move that could provoke a military conflict with the countries dependent on Gulf oil. in another context, agency quoted Iranian Mehr news agency senior official as saying on Saturday that Iranian nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili will send a letter to Catherine Ashton EU foreign policy to show Tehran's readiness to resume nuclear talks with major powers. He said the Iranian ambassador to Germany Ali Reza Sheikh Attar Jalili soon will send a letter to Catherine Ashton on the format of negotiations ... After that will be new talks with major powers.
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