ma kinez i rusi ce podrzati, vec su podrzali sankcije, nisu bili uzdrzani, ako dodje do plana za bombardovanje oni ce u najgorem slucaju biti uzdrzani. Ipak Iran hoce da postane nuklearna sila, sto znaci konkurencija ostalim nuklearnim silama, a tu vec nema saveznistva, svako gleda svoje interese.

Ma ko ce znati, tesko je da mogu napasti u blizoj buducnosti jer su vec u govnima do grla s ratom u Iraku, tesko da ce  ih gradjani i kongres podrzati, medjutim kako su neinteligentna ziva bica opet sve je moguce.

Ne verujem da ce Ameri napasti Iran, a muce se da dobiju jos dodatnih vojnika u Irak, mozda ih samo ekonomski sjebu i u najgorem slucaju da ih bombarduju.
Mada mozda se Irancima smuci da ih ovi zajebavaju pa ce oni zapoceti nesto.
Videcemo.

nema sanse da bude rata ali koskace se jos koju godinu pa ce onda da postanu najbolji prijatelji isto ko i mi

snjimak britanaca u zarobljenistvu, gobori britanka

U zapadnoj stampi se uveliko govori o mogucoj invaziji i bombardovanju Irana
Svi analiticari se slazu da je vjerovatnoca da Iran budebombardovan negdje 30 do 40%, a vjerovatnoca invazije na Iran je ravna nuli!!! Radi se uglavnom o njemackoj stampi!!!

Pa to je i realno, verovarnije je da ce pokusati bombardovanjem da im uniste dosadanje napore u proizvodnji nuklearnog oruzja, a to ce im dati vremena da ih ekonomskim pritiscima nateraju da odustanu od nuklearnog programa.

MOSCOW, March 30 (RIA Novosti) - Russian intelligence has information that the U.S. Armed Forces have nearly completed preparations for a possible military operation against Iran, and will be ready to strike in early April, a security official said.

The source said the U.S. had already compiled a list of possible targets on Iranian territory and practiced the operation during recent exercises in the Persian Gulf.

"Russian intelligence has information that the U.S. Armed Forces stationed in the Persian Gulf have nearly completed preparations for a missile strike against Iranian territory," the source said.

American commanders will be ready to carry out the attack in early April, but it will be up to the country's political leadership to decide if and when to attack, the source said.

Official data says America's military presence in the region has reached the level of March 2003 when the U.S. invaded Iraq.

The U.S. has not excluded the military option in negotiations on Iran over its refusal to abandon its nuclear program. The UN Security Council passed a new resolution on Iran Saturday toughening economic sanctions against the country and accepting the possibility of a military solution to the crisis.

The source said the Pentagon could decide to conduct ground operations as well after assessing the damage done to the Iranian forces by its possible missile strikes and analyzing the political situation in the country following the attacks.

A senior Russian security official cited military intelligence earlier as saying U.S. Armed Forces had recently intensified training for air and ground operations against Iran.

"The Pentagon has drafted a highly effective plan that will allow the Americans to bring Iran to its knees at minimal cost," the official said.

Russian Col.-Gen. Leonid Ivashov, vice president of the Academy of Geopolitical Sciences, said last week the Pentagon was planning to deliver a massive air strike on Iran's military infrastructure in the near future.

"I have no doubt there will be an operation, or rather an aggressive action against Iran," Ivashov said, commenting on media reports about U.S. planned operation against Iran, codenamed Operation Bite.

A new U.S. carrier battle group has been dispatched to the Gulf. The USS John C. Stennis, with a crew of 3,200 and around 80 fixed-wing aircraft, including F/A-18 Hornet and Superhornet fighter-bombers, eight support ships and four nuclear submarines are heading for the Gulf, where a similar group led by the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower has been deployed since December 2006. The U.S. is also sending Patriot anti-missile systems to the region.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, however, was rather optimistic about the situation and said he ruled out a military resolution of the Iranian nuclear problem.

"We are constantly working on how to resolve the situation around the Iranian nuclear program and other conflicts peacefully," Lavrov said. "This policy is unchanged and we will pursue it in the future."

Russia and the U.S. are two of the six negotiators on Iran's nuclear program, which Tehran says is aimed at generating energy.

Izvor:http://en.rian.ru/

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