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[AFP-Sydney Morning Herald-Australia] French intelligence agencies are certain that Iran is hiding a nuclear weapons program, President Nicolas Sarkozy says. "It is a certainty to all of our secret services. Iran is working today on a nuclear (weapons) program," Sarkozy said Tuesday. The French leader also said he would not "shake the hand of someone who wants to wipe Israel off the map," referring to Iranian President Ahmadinejad. 2009-09-16 06:00:00Full Article
France "Certain" Iran Working on Nukes
[AFP-Sydney Morning Herald-Australia] French intelligence agencies are certain that Iran is hiding a nuclear weapons program, President Nicolas Sarkozy says. "It is a certainty to all of our secret services. Iran is working today on a nuclear (weapons) program," Sarkozy said Tuesday. The French leader also said he would not "shake the hand of someone who wants to wipe Israel off the map," referring to Iranian President Ahmadinejad. 2009-09-16 06:00:00Full Article
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